480). This seems to be in direct contradiction to itself—if people with ADHD-I tend to be less responsive to stimulant medication, then how can we see an effective response at a lower dose when compared with those who have ADHD-C? Do they mean that in general we see less of a response but that when we do see a response it is usually with a lower dose of medication? Maybe ADHD-I does belong under the general ADHD umbrella, but perhaps there s a more effective way to treat it than stimulant medications, Regardless, these seemingly contradictory findings lead me to believe we know very little about what the DSM-V currently classifies as
480). This seems to be in direct contradiction to itself—if people with ADHD-I tend to be less responsive to stimulant medication, then how can we see an effective response at a lower dose when compared with those who have ADHD-C? Do they mean that in general we see less of a response but that when we do see a response it is usually with a lower dose of medication? Maybe ADHD-I does belong under the general ADHD umbrella, but perhaps there s a more effective way to treat it than stimulant medications, Regardless, these seemingly contradictory findings lead me to believe we know very little about what the DSM-V currently classifies as