Prescribed medications refer to drugs that are recommended and administered by a healthcare professional to treat specific medical conditions. In the context of ADHD, prescribed medications are commonly used as a first-line treatment option for managing symptoms.
Related terms
Behavioral therapy: This refers to a form of treatment that focuses on modifying behavior through various techniques and strategies.
Non-stimulant medications: These are alternative types of medication used for treating ADHD that do not contain stimulants.
Side effects: These are unintended or undesirable effects that can occur as a result of taking prescribed medications.