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HuckleB

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4. The symptoms do ease and even disappear for many people.

Reply to Odin2005 (Reply #3)

Wed May 18, 2016, 06:12 PM

May 2016

Of course, many females don't get diagnosed until adulthood, as they don't seem as likely to have the impulsive/hyperactive side, which tends to be the first sign in those diagnosed as children, though that is changing dramatically.

I'm somewhat skeptical about this piece, but I will follow the story.

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ADHD may emerge after childhood for some people, according to new study [View all] HuckleB May 2016 OP

it has gotten progressively worse for me Blue_Tires May 2016 #1

Interesting. HuckleB May 2016 #2

Interesting, that is completely the opposite of the usual tendency for ADHD... Odin2005 May 2016 #3

The symptoms do ease and even disappear for many people. HuckleB May 2016 #4