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What do you do if a patient with ADHD on dexamfetamine for many years develops Alzheimer's disease?
Do you switch to an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor or combine?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
The issue with the diagnosis of ADHD is that adult-onset ADHD particularly, in my opinion, has major validity problems including a wide differential diagnosis, with no biomarkers. Also, it is now thought that Alzheimer's disease has a long prodrome (15-20 years) from being asymptomatic to having pro...
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I am afraid your question is unclear.
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at University of Melbourne
Thanks for your interest. Let's say a man in his 6...
Thanks for your interest. Let's say a man in his 6...