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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on A Risk-Benefit Analysis of Modern Treatment Modalities for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It needs to be at least 2750 words.

(Health and Life, Adderal 2011). Available in both extended release (XR) and instant release forms. (IR) Like many stimulants, Adderall can directly effect the mesolimbic reward pathway in the brain. leading to a high potential for addition. (Schilling, 2003) Contraindications: MAOI's - do not administer for at least two weeks after last dose. SSRIs (selective serotonin re uptake inhibitors), NRIs (norepinephrine re uptake inhibitors, e.g., atomoxetine, etc.) SNRIs (selective serotonin-norepinephrine re uptake inhibitors), Tricyclics and related compounds, CYP2D6 (liver enzyme) inhibitors, including methadone. 3 Evidence exists that Adderal can significantly reduce symptoms of ADHD, and depending the dosage, symptoms can be alleviated sufficiently for improvement throughout the work/school day. Low doses of Adderal appear to have long periods of efficacy, according to some studies for a longer duration than Ritalin/Methylphenidate. (Health and Life, Adderal 2011) In the long term, effects include increased focus and motivation (reduction of ADHD symptoms) The areas of the brain that control these areas have been shown to actually increase in size. But a Free-Radical buildup in the brain may necessitate the use of anti-oxidants. The drug may also be described as 'diet pills' due to an appetite-suppressant function, which can lead to weight-loss. The drug has been shown to maintain efficacy for several years even with a consistent dose every day. In the majority of patients, the potency does not appreciably diminish.(Health and Life, Adderal 2011) Side effects can include increased blood pressure, with the accompanying risk of stroke, sudden death, and heart attack, but so does...

The choice of treatment for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a weighty decision in which multiple strategies may prove wisest. An agent that proves useful for one patient may not be either effective or safe for another. The contraindicating medical and psychological factors must be weighed carefully, and a risk/benefit analysis should be mediated between the parents and physician in regards to medical potentialities that currently exist, and whether and in what way a particular treatment may lead to adverse events. Studies show Vyvanse to be effective, but if a child feels self-conscious over his or her height, then the growth-stunting effects may prove undesirable, for instance. In such instances, the most prudent course may not be to pick the 'best' treatment, but to adopt a strategy that incorporates a diversity of drug-options over time. especially if evidence of drug-seeking dependency becomes apparent. Nonetheless, an attempt will be made to generalize the most effective treatment option as applicable to the greatest number of healthy students in an abstract sense.