Why do psychiatrists prescribe stimulants first when treating ADHD?
Question by transparenttigers: Why do psychiatrists prescribe stimulants first when treating ADHD?
Why dont they prescribe non-stimulants (which are apparently safer first?
Examples of Medications for ADHD
Stimulants: Adderall, Concerta, Ritalin, and Vyvanse
Non-stimulants: Strattera and Intuniv
I understand that stimulants may be a good business because they are more addictive. But other than money, there must be another reason why psychiatrists prefer to prescribe stimulants over non-stimulants. Psychiatrists can’t be that inhuman!
Best answer:
Answer by Nurse Susan
They prescribe them because they work.
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