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Old 04-02-2018, 10:46 PM #1
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Has anyone been perscribed wellbutrin or ridilyn for mild TBI
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typo? - Ritalin??
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Using stimulants like Ritalin for head injury issues is very controversial. Some believe it does harm and masks the need to take life slower. Others claim it is the solution. Personally, I would not go near it. A bit of caffeine is enough stimulant.

The question should be asked. What symptoms is the doctor trying to treat with these strong meds?
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