I quit vaping recently, today is day 9 of me quitting. Was just wondering if anyone with ADHD has experience with nicotine use / quitting nicotine.

I've noticed that the government have now decided on a different way of testing people for neurodiversity: not just putting them on a list to be seen, but by observing them at work and in their personal life. They then eventually make a decision to see if they need a diagnosis after discussing it with a doctor and other medical professionals. I think this is a good idea but the only problem is that they have said nothing or done nothing to combat the online fakers who pretend to have ADHD and haven't, who are misdiagnosing people and causing other people to self-diagnose. I can't understand why the government won't tackle that, as it's not the issue of thinking you have ADHD. That's a problem. For me it's those that are self-diagnosing that are the problem, and especially through social media, where it's just seen as a current trend

Hello everyone I hope you are all well? Sorry if this is a personal question. But is anyone on ADHD medication and if you are how did you find them when you first started taking them, did you experience any side effects

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