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Incorrect diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD) are likely to lead to adverse drug reactions in those improperly diagnosed with the condition, and to other problems in those left undiagnosed.
 
Giving ADHD drugs to those children whose behavior is suspect but do not actually have the disease can lead to heart problems and hallucinations. Children with ADHD who are untreated are at risk for later drug abuse and injury due to accidents.
 
The answer is to take more care with diagnostic procedures in both patients with medical insurance and those without.

Hidden dangers of failure to diagnose ADHD correctly -

New Scientist - 3/30/2006 2:26 PM

Incorrect diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD) are likely to lead to adverse drug reactions in those improperly diagnosed with the condition, and to other problems in those left undiagnosed.
 
Giving ADHD drugs to those children whose behavior is suspect but do not actually have the disease can lead to heart problems and hallucinations. Children with ADHD who are untreated are at risk for later drug abuse and injury due to accidents.
 
The answer is to take more care with diagnostic procedures in both patients with medical insurance an
 
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