Suggested treatment for adult ADHD is to include a combined approach of psychosocial interventions (behavioural or cognitive), medication, vocational interventions, and regular follow-up support. Medications
Medications to help treat ADHD include psychostimulants and non-stimulants. Guidelines and availability of the different options available for medication may vary depending on what country the person lives in. Stimulants
Stimulants have moderate-to-high effects, which have higher average effects than non-stimulant medications. For adults, amphetamines in particular are the most efficacious medications and they (along with methylphenidate) have the least adverse effects. While there is some debate about whether to treat ADHD adults with substance use disorder (SUD) with stimulants, the 2019 Updated European Consensus Statement on diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD notes that "in SUD patients, treatment of ADHD [with stimulants] can be useful to reduce ADHD symptoms without worsening the SUD, and should not be avoided".Amphetamine and its derivatives, prototype stimulants, are available in immediate and long-acting formulations. Amphetamines act by multiple mechanisms including reuptake inhibition, displacement of transmitters from vesicles, reversal of uptake transporters and reversible MAO inhibition. Thus amphetamines actively increases the release of these neurotransmitters into the synaptic cleft. In the short term, methylphenidate, a benzylpiperidine and phenethylamine derivative stimulant medication, is well tolerated. As of a 2008 review, long-term studies had not been conducted in adults, although no serious side effects had been reported to regulatory authorities.In the UK, clinical guidelines recommend that psychostimulants are used as a first-line treatment.
If the above five steps fails to help people who suspected of having a genodermatosis to obtain the diagnosis result, they should keep all their information such as the diagnosis record and the clinical manifestations at different stages, and continue to record the changes of the body, waiting with a positive attitude, the future medicine may give the answer. Therapy
The therapy of genodermatosis not only needs to take care of patients skin, reduce their pain and prevent complications, but also needs to carry out mental support for patients and their families. Prevention and care
Different types of genodermatosis require different kinds of prevention and care. Ichthyosis
There is no radical therapeutic method for ichthyosis, but some care can ease the symptoms. To prevent skin thickening and hydrate skin, patients can apply a cream containing alpha hydroxy acids and patients can also be treated with antibiotics for subsequent infections. Epidermolysis bullosa
For epidermolysis bullosa, daily care is important. When treating a wound, keep it clean and reduce friction, the bandages and dressing used must be non-sticky and gentle, and the patient should wear loose clothing to avoid damaging the wound. Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis
The treatment of Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis is mainly control and alleviate symptoms, and good nursing can reduce the incidence of complications like electrolyte disturbances and sepsis. To improve the look and feeling of the skin, patients can apply a cream containing alpha hydroxy acids, glycerol and urea, and if necessary, patients can use antibiotics to control secondary infections.