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Concerta is one of the many ADHD drugs that has methylphenidate
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Daytrana (methylphenidate HCl) Transdermal Patch
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Detxroamphetamine
Detxroamphetamine is generic version of Dexadrine, an amphetamine.
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Methylphenidate
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Methylin Chewable Tablets
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Methylin is another ADHD drug that has methylphenidate as
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Ritalin, Ritalin LA, Ritalin SR
Ritalin was the first ADHD product to use methylphenidate as its active ingredient. These days, brand name Ritalin is not used very much.
Patients take generic methylphenidate or they take one of the new
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Strattera
Strattera is the only drug for ADHD that is not a stimulant of some sort.
Since it is not a narcotic like all the others, refills are easier and the
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Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine)
Vyvanse is a pro-drug.  A pro-drug has no physiologic activity in and of itself.  However once it is metabolized by the body, it is transformed into an active drug.

Vyvanse’s is unique in that the stimulant is released in a controlled fashion intrinsically rather than having to have the active ingredient engineered into a time released tablet.

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Explanation of ADD/ADHD and how the drugs work:

ADHD is one of the most common behavioral disorders of childhood. Many adults also suffer from ADHD.

In order to be diagnosed with ADHD, someone must show symptoms
of ADHD and these symptoms must be a genuine handicap to everyday
life in multiple settings such as in school and at home, at home and
at work, socially, etc.

If you are a kid with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), you have a hard time sitting still, paying attention or controlling your
behavior.

You could be the smartest kid in the class but you are always getting
into trouble. The teacher is talking about one thing, but your mind is somewhere else. ADD and ADHD are more common in boys than in
girls.

To Medicate Or Not To Medicate:

Many parents are unsure of whether or not they should give their
children medicines to treat their ADD/ADHD.  They are not sure why
they are opposed to it but they just don’t feel it is the right thing to do.

Some parents feel that the potential side effects of giving stimulants to kids outweigh the benefits.

You need to realize that your child is suffering.  These medicines can
help dramatically.  It is unfair to your child to not at least try the drugs.

It is no fun having ADHD.  Kids with ADHD know that they are different.
They might not understand what exactly is going on, but they know that
they are always getting into trouble at school.

They know when they are irritating their parents or teachers.  They know
that every night homework time brings a battle of wills between the kid and the parent – an uncomfortable feeling.

The trouble is that your child may start to believe he is defective
because of the friction he is constantly involved in.  These feelings
can cause a child to become frustrated and angry.

Many times children with ADHD will act out.  They hate going to school.
Sometimes they get into fights with other children or behave disruptively in the classroom.  How would you like being in that situation?

Don’t make your child suffer just because you are philosophically
opposed to giving them drugs.

You should not go into this with your mind already made up.  Keep
an open mind.  Try the drugs for a couple of weeks.  If your children
get side effects you can always discontinue the drug.

But if they work your child’s life (and yours too) will run much
smoother – less crying, less yelling, less frustration.

There are 3 types of ADHD

Inattentive Only: This type  of patient is able to sit still.  He does not
show signs of hyperactivity  nor does he interrupt the class.  In
Inattentive ADHD, the main symptom is that the patient cannot pay
attention.  In the past, this condition was known as ADD.

Hyperactive/Impulsive: These patients are able to pay attention,
but they are unable to sit still.  They may blurt out answers without
raising their hand.  They may make animal sounds or tap on their
desk while the class is in session.  (This is the type of ADHD ).

They may show impulsive behavior such as throwing books out of the
window or running out into the street.  These patients  cannot play
quietly and seem to be in constant motion.

Combined Inattentive/Hyperactive/Impulsive: Kids with this
condition show all three symptoms; the inability to pay attention,
hyperactivity and impulsive behavior.  This is the most common
disorder.

My son has ADD.  What is ADD and how Is ADD Different From ADHD?

ADD & ADHD are the same disorder!  Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
was the old name for ADHD.  In 1994, due to increased research, the
American Psychiatric Association officially renamed ADD to ADHD
because they wanted the name of the disorder to accurately depict
hyperactivity as an important component of this condition and its
diagnosis.

Many doctors still refer to this condition as ADD.  Sometimes they use
the term ADD to indicate that the patient is not “bouncing off the walls”
but he is unable to pay attention, daydreams all the time easily
distracted and forgetful.

If you are an adult with ADHD, your personal life and your work life
appear disorderly. You are always loosing things. You can’t sit still at
meetings. You start many projects but seldom follow through, you
miss appointments, etc.

If They Are Hyper, Why Give Them Amphetamines?

For some reason when you give stimulants to people with ADHD,
instead of speeding them up, the stimulant gets them on the right
track. Their brain seems to shift into a different gear. Their attention
span increases and they seem more focused.

You would expect that if you gave a hyperactive kid amphetamines or
methylphenidate (the active ingredient in Ritalin, Concerta and
Metadate) he would start bouncing off the walls.

But instead of making them more hyperactive, the stimulants improve
their ability to absorb and integrate information and they appear more
focused and attentive.

The response to the medications varies from patient to patient. When
they work, ADHD drugs produce a result rapidly, usually within a week
or so.

The difference in behavior before and after drug therapy can be
dramatic. For instance, school and homework habits may improve
rapidly.

Adult patients who respond to the medicines often notice an increase
in their productivity. They begin doing things that they had
procrastinated over before such as balancing their checkbooks or
putting away their laundry or returning library books.

Proper medication combined with talking therapy is highly effective in
treating ADHD.

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Ritalin became popular primarily because it was not an amphetamine. Amphetamines were known to have the potential for abuse and addiction. The potential for abuse of and addiction to Ritalin was still unknown. Ritalin was also preferred because it had been shown in many studies to have a rapid positive effect on children’s performance, it remained in the bloodstream for only a few hours, and it had no negative effect after the children stopped taking the drug.

In the 1960s, Ritalin was prescribed for children identified as having personality-driven symptoms—the condition first called MBD (minimal brain dysfunction) and hyperkinetic reaction. Having “excessive motor activity” was a prerequisite to fit into this category. As a result, many children were not considered eligible for Ritalin. By 1970, only about 150,000 children were taking Ritalin. During the 1970s, the central problem of the condition was redefined as one of poor attention and distractibility with no mention of hyperactivity.

In 1980, psychiatrists’ official guidelines on defining the condition were revised, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), was added as a new disease. Millions of children who were not hyperactive fit the description of this new disease and could be prescribed Ritalin for their symptoms. Not surprisingly, the number of elementary school children taking Ritalin increased, from 270,000 to 541,000 in 1980 to 750,000 in 1987.

The DEA production quota, which was a steady annual output of approximately 1,700 kg through the 1980s, started to

increase dramatically each year, beginning in 1991 In 1993, the quota was 5,110 kg; in 1996, it was 11,775 kg.

Although some Ritalin is used to treat resistant depression and the mental and neurological deterioration associated with AIDS, most is used to treat ADHD. The rise in the production of Ritalin paralleled an increase in the media’s coverage of ADHD. Television talk Figure 1.2

According to the DEA, the production of Ritalin and other stimulant drugs has increased dramatically over the last decade or so. Seen here is the amount of amphetamines and methylphenidate (primarily Ritalin) produced between 1990 and 2000.

Thenumbers shown indicate the amount of the drugs in kilograms shows, newspapers, and magazine articles began to alert parents to this new disorder that might be affecting their children and its supposed “cure.” ADHD and Ritalin made the cover of Time magazine in 1994; at about the same time, the book Driven to Distraction: Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder from Childhood Through Adulthood, by Edward Hallowell and John Ratey, was climbing the best-seller list.

Until then, ADHD had been considered solely a childhood disease. In this book, Hallowell and Ratey argued that ADHD affects adults, too. In fact, they both claimed to have ADHD and to be taking Ritalin. An
increase in the numbers of adults taking Ritalin followed these revelations.

The effect of stimulants on child behavior was first reported in 1937. Charles Bradley, a physician working with children of normal intelligence who had neurological and behavioral disorders, prescribed Benzedrine to treat headaches in children who had undergone a spinal tap.

Although the headaches did not disappear with the amphetamines, the children’s level of activity decreased tremendously and their academic performance and compliance increased. Bradley was puzzled by his finding.

“It appears paradoxical,” he wrote, “that a drug known to be a stimulant should produce subdued behavior.”2 To explain this result, he proposed that the amphetamines were, in fact, stimulating a hypothetical center in the brain that was responsible for inhibiting activity. Although his theory turned out to be wrong, many doctors and parents still believe in his notion that Ritalin and other amphetamines, when given in low doses, help calm hyperactive children. This effect, they believe, is distinct from the stimulating properties that amphetamines have on healthy children or adults.

The first experiment to disprove Bradley’s theory of the “paradoxical” or reverse effect was conducted in 1980 by Judy Rapoport and her colleagues at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). Under well-controlled conditions, they surveyed the cognitive and behavioral effects of stimulants on both hyperactive and non-hyperactive children. Their results showed that both groups performed better when taking stimulants. In other words, the researchers.

RITALIN found that stimulants have the same effect on children whether they are hyperactive or normal. Thus, there is no paradoxical effect. That stimulants should increase children’s performance is not surprising when we consider that stimulants have the same effect on adults. From the caffeine in the coffee adults drink when they feel drowsy to the over-the-counter “pep pills” college students take to help them study late into the night, stimulants help individuals be more alert, concentrate better, and think more clearly.

These effects, however, do not last indefinitely. Also, when taken in excess, stimulants actually make the user feel drugged and sluggish. As with any drug, there is no way to predict when this will happen. On the other hand, the idea that stimulants calm hyperactive children seems to go against logic.

How can a stimulant calm someone down? In fact, stimulants do not calm children, at least not directly. They do, however, increase children’s concentration and their level of interest. As a consequence of these effects, the children seem less active because they are more focused on what they are learning or doing. To understand this, let’s imagine that you are listening to a lecture. If you are not interested in the subject, you may become bored and start to fidget.

But if you took a stimulant such as Ritalin before attending the lecture, you would find the lecture more interesting and may not fidget as much. An observer, who only sees your behavior, might come to the conclusion that your level activity has been directly decreased by the stimulant.

The use of stimulants for medical purposes has a long history. People have chewed on plant products such as coca and tobacco leaves for centuries to relieve pain and enhance feelings of well-being. When cocaine, the active ingredient of coca, was extracted from the plant in the late 19th Methylphenidate: Miracle Pill or Legal Speed? century, it was prescribed specifically for its stimulating properties to treat everything from depression to rheumatism. Amphetamines, synthesized at about the same time, were embraced by the medical community for their mood-elevating effects.

For some time, amphetamines were prescribed for many diverse conditions, such as schizophrenia, heart problems, infantile cerebral palsy, seasickness, and persistent hiccups, simply because they made patients feel better.

This effect is not surprising: Amphetamines are potent psychomotor stimulants. Whether sniffed, swallowed, snorted, or injected, they induce feelings of power,strength, exhilaration, self-assertion, focus, and enhanced motivation. Amphetamine intake causes a release of the excitatory neurotransmitters dopamine and noradrenaline (norepinephrine) in the central nervous system (CNS). The release of dopamine typically induces a sense of aroused euphoria that may last several hours; unlike cocaine, amphetamine is not readily broken down by the body.

After taking amphetamines, feelings are intensified, the need to sleep or eat is diminished, and the user may feel as though he or she can “take on the world.” Amphetamines not only improve vigilance and accuracyin performing tasks, but they also improve the individual’s attitude about doing work, especially when the required tasks are repetitive and boring. The euphoria does not last, however, and is followed by an intense mental depression and fatigue as the amphetamines deplete the neuronal stores of dopamine in the limbic system, the pleasure center of the brain.

In the short term, the only negative effects of taking amphetamines are insomnia, or inability to sleep, and loss of appetite. In the long run, however, the negative effects of the drugs become more apparent. Amphetamines are addictive, which means the user can become dependent on them. Over time, too, the user builds up a tolerance to the drug and needs larger and larger doses to obtain the same effect. Methylphenidate was synthesized in 1944 in Europe in an unsuccessful attempt to create a stimulant that would not produce addiction or tolerance.

Introduced in the United States in 1955, it was first approved by the FDA for the treatment of drug-induced lethargy, mild depression, and narcolepsy. In the early 1960s, the drug was first marketed under the name Ritalin to improve memory in elderly patients and to treat several behavioral problems in children.

Methylphenidate (e.g., Ritalin® and Concerta®) is a stimulant drug prescribed to treat hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention in millions of American children. Methylphenidate was first synthesized in the mid-1940s in Europe. In the United States, it was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1955. The effects of methylphenidate in the human body are almost identical to those of the amphetamines.

Amphetamines—the collective name for levoamphetamine (Benzedrine), dextroamphetamine (Dexedrine®), and methamphetamine (Methedrine or “speed”)—are known to be potent psychomotor stimulants. Because of methylphenidate’s potential risk for addiction and abuse, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) classifies it in the Schedule II category of drugs, which includes cocaine, opium, morphine, and other narcotics, and barbiturates—all drugs that carry a significant risk of abuse.

To be included in the Schedule II category means the DEA must approve how much of the drug can be produced yearly.  Schedule I, a more restrictive category, includes drugs such as

heroin and LSD that are considered to have no recognized medical purpose and are illegal in the United States, outside of Methylphenidate is both a legal drug, when taken under medical prescription, and an illegal one, when used for recreational purposes.

It is also the only Schedule II substance whose legal production has increased in the last decade. In 1997, the production quota for methylphenidate authorized by the DEA was 13,824 kg—a 700% increase from the 1990 quota. This increase has come at the request of the pharmaceutical companies that manufacture the drug, which say they cannot keep up with the demand from doctors’ prescriptions.

More than 90% of methylphenidate is prescribed for children. These numbers make some experts uneasy, because, like Sydney Walker III (psychiatrist and author of The Hyperactivity Hoax), they believe that Ritalin is “a powerful and potentially addictive drug that masks symptoms without treating the disease and whose long-term effects on the brain are completely unknown.” 1 Others, on the contrary, consider methylphenidate a mild stimulant that calms children and helps them concentrate.

Because of these opposing viewpoints, the medical use of Ritalin has become quite controversial. Many books and articles have been published on the subject, raising the public’s awareness about the drug and its effects, and leaving many to wonder whether Ritalin is a miracle pill that solves a medical problem or a way of drugging children into being more compliant and easy to handle.

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This is the same problem we have faced since narcotics and cocaine were outlawed by the Harrison Narcotic Act of 1914, and we have yet to defeat it despite current expenditures of approximately $20 billion per year on “the war on drugs.” The first step in meeting any challenge is always an intelligent and informed citizenry. The purpose of this series is to educate our readers so that they can make informed decisions about issues related to drugs and drug abuse.

Recently, ADHD is found more often, although scientists cannot find the reasons of such growth. However, it is proved that the disease can be inherited. Beside children, suffer adults from this disease, most commonly if the disease began at an early age. But be that as it may, ADHD delivers a lot of troubles to family, friends, colleagues, classmates.

A person, who suffers from ADHD, is inattentive. It is extremely difficult for him to concentrate on something, even for a little time, and perform monotonous work at this disease is simply impossible. He is intemperate and impulsive. Reaction to words or actions of others can be immediate, while a man regardless of age immediately expresses everything that’s on his mind. Often it becomes a source of problems.

The treatment of ADHD with a help of psychotherapy does not always provide the needed effect. Often have to resort to using of medicaments, and here arises the main problem. For the treatment of ADHD are almost no medicines. In child age, can be used various stimulants, but their effect is not big, for adults such preparations are contraindicated.

The only remedy, well-proven in the treatment of this non-lethal, but very unpleasant disease – this is Ritalin. The main active ingredient of this drug is ATOMOXETINE. It gets into the blood and affects at the nerve synapses – the places, where the nerve cell is connected with any other. Under the influence of ATOMOXETINE impulses are transmitted along the nerves is much faster and more completely, due to what appears stimulating effect. However, unlike stimulants, Ritalin operates on natural ways of acceleration the transfer of impulses, not changing them, and not breaking. That is why it can be used for children and adults.

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Ritalin drug is available in capsules, each of which can contain 10, 18, 25, 40 and 60 mg of ATOMOXETINE. Such different dosages allow you without a problem to adjust the dose of the preparation.

The treatment of ADHD – a case is rather difficult. Here is required constantly watch over the state of man, so that in case of need to change the dose of Ritalin in larger or smaller side. For children, who weigh over 70 kg and also for adults it is best to start with half dose (it is 40 mg), and through 3 days, increase it to 80 mg. Does not contraindicated and a further increase of the dosage of Ritalin, but it can be done only after two -four weeks of regular use of the drug, if the improvement does not occur or is insufficient. The maximum dose is to 120 mg of Ritalin per day.

If a child or teenager weighs less than 70 kg, the dose of Ritalin should be counted depending on body weight. The initial dose should be approximately 0.5 mg per kilogram of weight, and three days later it can be increased to 1.2 mg per each kilogram. The maximum dose should not exceed 1.8 mg per kilogram of weight and not more than 120 mg total.

Capsules of Ritalin are taken once a day in the morning. If this dose is too large, it can be divided into two stages: in the morning and in the afternoon. Remember that is strictly prohibited to crush the capsule, it can lead to serious violations of the gastrointestinal tract. Unlike the stimulants, Ritalin acts gently, but effectively, without causing the effect of habituation, as is characteristic of the stimulants. In addition, Ritalin can cancel sharply; it will not cause any side effects.

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Like any drug, Ritalin has a number of the side effects, which, however, are found rare. Most often it causes pain in the abdomen and decreased appetite, seldom constipation, anorexia. In addition, Ritalin slightly affects at the behavior, making a person more irritable than before. The stimulating effect of the drug can disrupt sleep; a person can wake up early in the morning and no longer sleep. However, as mentioned above, these side effects are found rare. In addition, you can get rid of them, by reducing the dose or dividing it in two receptions.

The medicament Ritalin is contraindicated to children under 6 years old, pregnant and lactating women. In addition, the drug should not be taken in case of allergy at it that is quite logical, and also people, who suffer from angle-closure glaucoma. People, suffering from heart and vascular diseases, prone to fainting or, conversely, a sharp increase in pressure, as well as suffering from chronic liver disease, should take Ritalin with the utmost caution, starting with minimal doses.

In addition, it must be remembered that the admission of Ritalin is impossible, if people regularly take such drugs as Pirlindole, Moclobemide and Nialamide, so as Ritalin can significantly heighten their action, and they, respectively, amplify the action of Ritalin.

Today, drug Ritalin problematic enough to buy in pharmacies, because it is not too popular in our country. In addition, most pharmacies will not sell it without prescription.
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