There are treatment options for adult ADHD. You owe it to yourself and your loved ones to learn if you have ADHD and, if so, to talk to your doctor to determine if treatment can help.

Research shows that there is a strong genetic aspect to ADHD.¹ If you or a family member has ADHD, it's important to learn more about the condition and the hereditary factors involved. In fact, many parents don't realize they have ADHD until their children are diagnosed. Taking action could help others in your family.

If you have ADHD, it could be the reason behind problems at work, at home and in personal relationships. Some of those problems might be alleviated by treating your ADHD. Adult ADHD treatments, such as ADDERALL XR, may make a difference in controlling the symptoms of ADHD.^1,2