If you were prescribed an extended release stimulant medication for ADHD and you took it at...
If you were prescribed an extended release stimulant medication for ADHD and you took it at 8 in the morning, at about what time would the effects likely wear off
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Ans) ADHD medication rebound, sometimes called the “rebound effect,” is a flare of ADHD symptoms at the time a stimulant medication wears off. It is the brain's reaction to the ADHD stimulant medication leaving the body, and it can result in an intense reaction or behavior change for roughly 60 minutes at the end of a dose.
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