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Considering Comorbid Symptoms When Addressing ADHD
Key Takeaways
- Individualized medication selection is essential for ADHD, particularly when addressing ancillary symptoms like comorbid anxiety.
- Nonstimulant medications may be preferable for patients with high levels of anxiety.
Ancillary symptoms may be key in guiding treatment management for ADHD.
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Ancillary symptoms can help guide medication selection when it comes to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Michael Asbach, DMSc, PA-C, Psych-CAQ, shared more with Psychiatric Times at the Real Psychiatry conference in Scottsdale, AZ.
For example, for patients with high rates of comorbid anxiety, Asbach might consider a nonstimulant.
"Having individualized choices based on the patient is key," said Asbach.
Mr Asbach is a psychiatric physician associate and serves as associate director of interventional psychiatry at DENT Neurologic Institute in New York.
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