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Volume 4

Clinical Neuropsychology: Open Access

Neuropsychiatry 2018

August 27-28, 2018

August 27-28, 2018 Tokyo, Japan

8

th

Global Experts Meeting on

Advances in Neurology and Neuropsychiatry

Pawan Rajpal, ClinNeuropsychol 2018, Volume 3

DOI: 10.4172/2472-095X-C1-002

Diagnosis of ADHD in adulthood

Pawan Rajpal

10 Harley Street London, UK

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revalence of ADHD in childhood and persistence of symptoms in adulthood. The history of the diagnosis, ADHD through

the life cycle, the myths that surround ADHD will be discussed. The treatments available options available, the protocols

used in UK, the NICE Guidelines, and the research discussed. 75% of children diagnosed with ADHD in childhood have

symptoms that continue to cause morbidity in adulthood. How the symptom profile can change as the person grows and the

brain matures. The characteristic problems seen in adults, who have ADHD. The impact on health systems and society in terms

of financial implications will presented. What is different in treatment protocols in children and in adults. Stimulants, non-

stimulant medications, the effects, side effects and compliance issues. Drugs used in past to treat ADHD and potential side

effects and monitoring requirements. Comorbidity is frequently seen with alcohol and drugs. Mental illness can also co occur

in forms of depression and anxiety. The causes and probable treatment options of these comorbidities will be presented. The

executive function deficits associated with the diagnosis and the day-to-day difficulties that present themselves. The adaptations

that might help with these issue so as to empower patients to take control of their diagnosis. Treatment options available and

expected outcomes. Discussion of different stimulants, the pharmacology and side effect profile. We will discuss the basis of

choosing a specific subgroup of medications and what to expect. Psychological aspects of treatment and how they need to be

presented differently for somebody with ADHD will be presented.

Biography

Dr. Pawan Rajpal completed his bachelor’s in medicine from Mumbai in India and followed this by a Post Graduate diploma in Psychological Medicine. He further

trained in London finishing his Membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and further specialized in Psychiatry of Intellectual disability. He has been

practicing for last decade in prestigious Harley Street in London and at Priory group, working with people with Neuro developmental disorders, specializing in

diagnosing and managing complex cases.

dr.pawan.rajpal@googlemail.com