How does Methylphenidate work for adhd patient?
January 3rd, 2009 | by admin |k_w_chan_alan asked:
How does Methylphenidate work for adhd patient??
also, it seems that this drug had significant effect on striatum and prefrontal cortex(from wiki). is it design to be work specifically on striatum and prefrontal cortex? or because the dopamine receptors(like dopamine d4 receptors??) are concentrated in these two areas??or other reasons??
Randy
How does Methylphenidate work for adhd patient??
also, it seems that this drug had significant effect on striatum and prefrontal cortex(from wiki). is it design to be work specifically on striatum and prefrontal cortex? or because the dopamine receptors(like dopamine d4 receptors??) are concentrated in these two areas??or other reasons??
Randy
2 Responses to “How does Methylphenidate work for adhd patient?”
By titoalbanaples on Jan 5, 2009 | Reply
For adhd.
The medication works for adhd.
Adhd.
By C Sunshine on Jan 5, 2009 | Reply
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