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All questions related to medical diagnosis ,treatment ,councilling ,remediation and monitoring medication in ADHD and co morbid conditions.

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Mainly children, some Adults with ADHD and co-morbid conditions, country wide.

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Recent Answers from Dr Billy Levin

2012-05-07 READING COMPREHENSION RELATING TO ADD:

All your problems are related to the functions of the left brain. ADD (not ADHD) is a geneticlly inherited immature left brain. ADD is a medically recognised and  treatable condition. Telling me you have

2012-04-15 Snort Ritalin?:

What kind of "Dr" are you? Ritalin does not cause high blood pressure even in hypertensive patients. It may however raise the pressure slightly but of very little significans once a hypertensive's BP is

2012-04-10 Is this ADD?:

You have given me a very long and detailed description of your problem but you have not stated your  age or what course you are following. However from your description there appears to be a very strong

2012-04-01 Is this ADD? 9 yr old daughter:

You might not like my comments but they are validated scientific  facts. ADHD/ADD is inherited. Right brain dominence is the "H" a behavior problem, while left brain immaturity (ADD) a learning problem

2012-03-26 returning to Bipolar Medication:

It would be impossible to advise you without actually examining you. However, what you were taking would certainly make you feel drugged and might have despite so any medications have little benefit.

 

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