Adderall Nj Doctor

trying to find a doctor who will prescribe easily in NJ, who wont ask any questions ## Hi lexie, To my knowledge, virtually any type of doctor can see you for ADHD (pediatrician, psychiatrist, regular MD). Whether or not they want to pursue treatment is up to them and if so they might go for another medication rather than Adderall. Chances are if you walk in and say you have ADHD, then ask for an Adderall script you won't get it because it is seen as what they call "drug seeking behavior". Also, you can't expect them to not ask any questions, because that is essentially part of their job in making sure they give you the right medication and aren't just handing it over to someone who only wants to abuse it. Depending on your approach, I'm sure Adderall will remain...

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NEED A DOC IN NJ. THAT WILL PRESCRIBE FOR SURE. I fit all the symptoms for it. but i need it fast. idk if a psychiatrist is better or my regular doc. ## Do you have a regular doctor that you use? If so, it would be best to go through them for the diagnosis and treatment options. You're really not going to get a doctor that's just going to let you walk in with a self-diagnosis and demand to a medication that's a controlled substance. Learn more Adderall details here.

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I'm looking for a dr. to prescribe adderall in NJ. I fit all the symptoms. ## you are seeking an adderall script in jersey? ## I need a doctor in wildwood nj to prescribe me adderall I can't get to my doctor in va an my prescription runs out tomorrow ## Yes, i would like to re-start on my adderall 30mg. Please reply, thanks. ## Yes, im looking for a doctor to prescribe Adderall, i live in south jersey. ## My bad- Dr srinivasa- Parsippany - Dr John V Kelly- Bloomfield nj *-Dr. Daniel Cowen- Somerset Nj *-Dr. Stephen Buford- Flemington Nj ## I fit all requirements for ADHD. I have never had health insurance until now. I also have major anxiety and really don't want to go to a doctor and be shot down. I'm looking for a doctor to prescribed Adderall in North central NJ. Than...

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looking for a doctor in the jersey city area to be prescribed adderall. Thank you ## I wouldn't go to any md in New York because they have that ISTOP law, so if you're doctor shopping in NYC, you will get caught. Although you can go get a script in NY and fill it in Jersey City or Connecticut. I am reluctant to give names out in a public forum and dont want to post my email addy or cell number. Too bad. I can refer you to an excellent shrink who is very reasonable. ## can you refer doctor for adderall Rx in NYC. I have job interiew tomorrow for which it is necessary for focus ## omg you might as well just stand outside of a pharmacy and wait for someone to walk out and ask you what you need. or go to nyu or princeton etc library and approach the kid that's been studying for ...

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When I was younger in I was diagnosed with ADHD and was prescribed Adderrall 30mg,(in Philadelphia) now I live in New Jersey near Wildwood, I haven't yet found a doctor. I'm back in nursing school and finding it hard to concentrate. Does anyone have a suggestions?? Please help!! ## Hello, Destini! How are you? Due to the new regulations that were put in place last year, you'll need to see a specialist, if you require such a medication on a long-term ongoing basis. Do you have a PCP that could refer you to someone? That would likely be the easiest way to find the help you need. Can anyone suggest a good doctor in that area? ## I know a very good Doctor in Marlton, NJ right on Rt. 73. His name is Dr. Joel Glass and he would address the Medication and the issues that you are sp...

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Is there any doctors that prescribe Adderall, Xanax, or Percocet through a phone consultation? I know it varies by state. I live in NJ. ## Hello, Any! How are you? No, that is no longer possible in the U.S., since these are controlled substances, the DEA has set forth directives requiring that they only be prescribed for a patient that a doctor has examined in person and is able to monitor regularly. The FDA warns that these medications carry the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, insomnia, constipation and they carry the risk of being habit forming. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Yes it is very possible. This year my Blue Cross plan started up a Tel-E-Doc program and you can consult with a licensed doctor ...

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