There was, however, no clear increase in the risk of dementia associated with adult ADHD among those who received psychostimulant medication, and evidence of reverse causation was mild.
I read the abstract and I can't understand if medicated ADHD adults don't show the increase the unmedicated ones did or if the medication did not make a difference (increase or decrease) compared with unmedicated adults.
So are medicated ADHDers statistically similar to unmedicated ADHDers or non ADHDers?
My understanding is that medicated were not found to have the same increase in risk.
Fuck
Fuck
I forgot what I was going to say
Yay, something else to look forward to besides joint replacement surgeries and more arthritis.
What? Adhd affects joints?
Yeah, we tend to smoke more of them.
3+ decades of dozens of prescriptions, none gave me a moment's peace.
On the other hand, my little vape has saved the day more times than I can count.
Not that I know of.... however, I'm a disabled veteran. Jumping out of planes definitely affects joints.
Itβs pretty closely connected to EDS/Hypermobility. For many this will be mild though and go unnoticed.
POTS, MCAS (gi issues, allergies) in the βchronic triadβ
yeah I looked up after and saw that there is an increased correlation between ADHD and hypermobility, I do have Hypermobility.
OP can you add "unmedicated ADHD" to the title to be a bit more (but still not totally) accurate
Well fuck. I'd have been okay not knowing this.
soon you'll forget anyway
Nice gif
Oh. Yay.
Not surprised. My memory is already non existent. Lol. Maybe itβs the weed. Maybe itβs the adhd. Who knows.
::: spoiler Blame it on my ADD, baby!
SAIL!
:::
Weed actually ended up improving my memory when I started if only by having tons of practice FINDING THE FUCKDAMN LIGHTER!
Man, I got enough to worry about, I don't need this
That's the beauty of dementia, one of the symptoms is that you usually don't realize you're experiencing it.
My grandma passed away from dementia a couple of years back.
My mom has symptoms of ADHD. I am diagnosed with ADHD. The only person in the family to get diagnosed and actively treating with meds and stuff.
I wonder if knowledge and meds can stave of dementia.
Every week there is an article linking dementia to this and that. I really canβt keep up with it anymore. At this point everything causes dementia.
I wouldnβt stress out of it. You might learn that stress is what causes dementia.
Actually yes there was a study showing that recently
Fuckin super.
Bundle that with my history of head trauma and I'm basically guaranteed to get it at this point.
yay.
Good news then. A history of head trauma means you're more likely to die early of a stroke from a random blood clot than to live long enough and experience dementia.
woo...
Well might as well live a healthy active lifestyle from this point on hoping for the beat outcome
Gotta stack that deck in my favor
Though basically everything before 25 could probably be best described as a path of self destruction, the future still isn't written. I've been on the up and up for 6 years now.
It can be done and I believe you can do it.
Good luck!
at this point, just add prions to your diet
At this point it probably wouldn't change much lol
What's the risk of looking like Dormammu?
Well thatβs just fucking great.
Nice like I dont forget enough things ready. I am going to be so much fun when the dementia hits
One of my grandpas just died this year due to dementia related complications and it is a hell of a way to go. Really hope I dont end up with it getting as bad as I have seen it get before its too late to jump off a bridge.
Well it was nice not knowing all of you
Who this?
What are you all doing in my house?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYjv4eWlAn4
Actual journal here
I read the abstract and I can't understand if medicated ADHD adults don't show the increase the unmedicated ones did or if the medication did not make a difference (increase or decrease) compared with unmedicated adults.
So are medicated ADHDers statistically similar to unmedicated ADHDers or non ADHDers?
My understanding is that medicated were not found to have the same increase in risk.
Fuck
Fuck
I forgot what I was going to say
Yay, something else to look forward to besides joint replacement surgeries and more arthritis.
What? Adhd affects joints?
Yeah, we tend to smoke more of them.
3+ decades of dozens of prescriptions, none gave me a moment's peace.
On the other hand, my little vape has saved the day more times than I can count.
Not that I know of.... however, I'm a disabled veteran. Jumping out of planes definitely affects joints.
Itβs pretty closely connected to EDS/Hypermobility. For many this will be mild though and go unnoticed.
POTS, MCAS (gi issues, allergies) in the βchronic triadβ
yeah I looked up after and saw that there is an increased correlation between ADHD and hypermobility, I do have Hypermobility.
some more info
OP can you add "unmedicated ADHD" to the title to be a bit more (but still not totally) accurate
Well fuck. I'd have been okay not knowing this.
soon you'll forget anyway
Nice gif
Oh. Yay.
Not surprised. My memory is already non existent. Lol. Maybe itβs the weed. Maybe itβs the adhd. Who knows.
::: spoiler Blame it on my ADD, baby! SAIL! :::
Weed actually ended up improving my memory when I started if only by having tons of practice FINDING THE FUCKDAMN LIGHTER!
Man, I got enough to worry about, I don't need this
That's the beauty of dementia, one of the symptoms is that you usually don't realize you're experiencing it.
My grandma passed away from dementia a couple of years back. My mom has symptoms of ADHD. I am diagnosed with ADHD. The only person in the family to get diagnosed and actively treating with meds and stuff.
I wonder if knowledge and meds can stave of dementia.
Every week there is an article linking dementia to this and that. I really canβt keep up with it anymore. At this point everything causes dementia.
I wouldnβt stress out of it. You might learn that stress is what causes dementia.
Actually yes there was a study showing that recently
Fuckin super.
Bundle that with my history of head trauma and I'm basically guaranteed to get it at this point.
yay.
Good news then. A history of head trauma means you're more likely to die early of a stroke from a random blood clot than to live long enough and experience dementia.
woo...
Well might as well live a healthy active lifestyle from this point on hoping for the beat outcome
Gotta stack that deck in my favor Though basically everything before 25 could probably be best described as a path of self destruction, the future still isn't written. I've been on the up and up for 6 years now.
It can be done and I believe you can do it.
Good luck!
at this point, just add prions to your diet
At this point it probably wouldn't change much lol
What's the risk of looking like Dormammu?
Well thatβs just fucking great.
Nice like I dont forget enough things ready. I am going to be so much fun when the dementia hits
One of my grandpas just died this year due to dementia related complications and it is a hell of a way to go. Really hope I dont end up with it getting as bad as I have seen it get before its too late to jump off a bridge.
Wait, what was I going to write?!
Uggg I hate seeing things like this
What is this community about again?