Hi 1. Measure your attention span 2. Use distractability delay 3. Control environment

Hi.. apart from methylphenidate there are other medicines like atomoxetine , clonidine etc.. Also behavioral therapy can help. Discuss with your treating Psychiatrist.

It's important to understand that while stimulant medications can be effective for ADHD, they aren’t the only solution and work best when combined with other management strategies. Since 50 mg of InspiraL (methylphenidate) isn’t showing the desired effect, you may want to consult with your psychiatrist about other option. In addition, incorporating behavioral therapy, lifestyle changes like regular exercise, a structured daily routine, and mindfulness techniques can make a significant difference. ADHD is complex and unique to each person, so a tailored approach that combines medication with holistic strategies often yields the best results.

Hello So you are currently on methylphenidate 50 mg and it is not working right. Other treatment options available are desamphatemine and lisdesampahatemine, guanfacine and atomoxetine. If there is failure of one class of medicine, psychiatrist will try another class of medicine or a combination of different class of medicine along with psychotherapy.