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Saying that medication helps is not the same as saying everyone should be on it. If you have walked in braced for a push, it is fine to say so at the start.
Plenty of people do well with sleep, movement, work that suits them and someone in their corner, and plenty of people need all of that and a tablet…
Writing 'do not substitute' on a prescription tells the pharmacist what to hand over. It does not tell an insurer to pay for it, and that surprise at the counter is where a lot of prescriptions quietly get abandoned.
If a particular brand is being chosen for a reason, say out loud what it might cost and what the fallback is if the price turns out to be impossible.…
Worry about height is one of the commonest reasons families hesitate. The answer is to measure: height and weight plotted at every review, so you are watching an actual line rather than guessing at one.
Growth speeds up and slows down for all sorts of reasons during the years a child might be medicated, and one measurement tells you almost nothing. A…
People often refuse one name and accept another when both contain the same drug. Ritalin and Concerta are both methylphenidate, delivered differently.
A brand collects a reputation that has nothing to do with the molecule, usually from something somebody said years ago. So ask plainly: what is the…
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