Peter Attia· MD
so we use medication um for the symptoms no matter the label so whether or not the child with autism has ADHD or not we still may use an ADHD medicine yep if they're hyperactive or impulsive
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so we use medication um for the symptoms no matter the label so whether or not the child with autism has ADHD or not we still may use an ADHD medicine yep if they're hyperactive or impulsive
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so with there's no medication that treats the core symptoms of autism so a the core symptoms don't require medication it's therapy we use medication in kids with autism to treat Target behaviors and symptoms
so the target symptoms we usually treat are the um it is the attention hyperactivity impulsivity where we'll be using the stimulants or the um challenges with emotional regulation where we'll use a non-stimulant