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The big problem with ADHD medication is that basically every patients reacts differently. There is no real general formula. With some patients, even small dose changes can make a vast difference.
Basically all you can do is try a medication/dose combo, observe and record what happens, maybe tune the dose slightly, and talk to the doc again if one medication does not work for you.
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