Attention deficit hypersensitivity disorder(ADHD) is a clinical

Attention deficit hypersensitivity disorder(ADHD) is a clinical disorder characterized by an inability to concentration, being impulsive and always on the move. one treatment option is a central venous system stimulant methylphenidate. the aim of this treatment is to increase the levels of the neuro transmitters dopamine and non adrenaline available in certain parts of the brain. Methylphenidate achieves this actions by ? 1. increasing the release of non-adrenaline and dopamine into the synaptic gap, and inhibiting the reuptake allowing more of the neuro transmitters to be available for the receptors within the synaptic gap 2. decreasing the release of non-adrenaline and dopamine into the synaptic gap, and stimulating the reuptake allowing more of the neuro transmitters to remain in the axon. 3. increasing the release of non-adrenaline and dopamine into the synaptic gap, and inhibiting the reuptake allowing more of the neuro transmitters to move between the synaptic gap and axon. 4.decreasing the release of non-adrenaline and dopamine into the synaptic gap, and inhibiting the reuptake, leading to the reduction of movement of the neuro transmitter and thus stabilization.

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