ADHD Drugs May Ease Menopausal Brain Fog
Mirage News
A new review suggests that ADHD medications, such as lisdexamfetamine and atomoxetine, may improve self-reported executive function in perimenopausal women experiencing brain fog, though they show little effect on objective cognitive measures. The study highlights a potential link between ADHD symptoms and menopause-related cognitive changes, suggesting these medications may help by modulating disrupted catecholaminergic pathways. Further research is needed to confirm their safety and efficacy for this use.
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