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Masturbation makes medicines not effect
Is my ADHD medication not working because of my masturbation habit? Does the habit of masturbating make ADHD medicines not effective?
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There is no correlation as such between two. Adjust drug dose and get your evaluation done for adhd again.
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There is no scientific evidence which says masturbation affects the efficacy of adhd medications
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Dr. Kavita Bhutani (PhD)
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Hahahah no it changes nothing but depends how much and what time are u doing it so that it’s not impacting your daily life
Have fun but schedule the fun and keep it limited
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Talk and also use some art therapies to channelise your energy
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Masturbation does not affect action of any medication. It does not even has any relation with ADHD. Masturbating 3-4 times a week is also healthy.
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Excessive masturbation may have some negative effects on overall health but it does not do any major damage
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Dr. Suyash Dwivedi
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No. There is no relation between masturbation and adhd
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