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Starting ADHD Medication (Titration) in Hull

Private ADHD medication titration and ongoing review in Hull. Careful dose adjustment with regular monitoring.

30–45 minutes

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What you get

Both medication families
ADHD medicines come in two families - stimulant and non-stimulant. We prescribe both, chosen and adjusted to suit you.
Regular monitoring
Blood pressure, heart rate, weight and side effects reviewed at every appointment.
Flexible follow-up
Appointments scheduled to suit your or your child's school or work commitments.

What to expect

  1. 1.

    Initial titration

    Starting dose selected based on diagnosis, weight and medical history.

  2. 2.

    Review appointments

    Short-interval reviews to adjust dose and monitor side effects as the medication takes effect.

  3. 3.

    Stabilisation

    Once a stable dose is reached, follow-up moves to longer intervals.

Careful dosing, properly monitored

Titration is how ADHD medication is started safely: begin low, review how you respond, and adjust step by step. We prescribe both stimulant and non-stimulant options, with a review before every adjustment so decisions are made on how you are actually doing rather than on a schedule.

ADHD medicines are controlled drugs, so private prescriptions run 28 days at a time and you pay the pharmacy's price for the medicine.

How long it takes

That depends on how you respond - some people stabilise in weeks, others need more adjustments. Reviews are 30-45 minutes and booked flexibly. The goal is a stable, effective dose, at which point we can request shared care with your NHS GP. Shared care is your GP practice's decision, and some practices in this area currently decline it for private diagnoses. Ask yours before you book. If they say no, you continue with us privately - ask reception for the review and prescription costs before you start.

Your questions, answered

What is titration?
It is how ADHD medication is started safely: begin on a low dose, review how you respond, and adjust step by step. We prescribe both stimulant and non-stimulant medicines, with a review before every adjustment.
How much does it cost?
Ring 01482 766555 and reception will give you the exact price before you book; there is no consultation fee on top.
How long does titration take?
It depends on how you respond. Some people stabilise in weeks, others need more adjustments. Reviews are 30 to 45 minutes and booked flexibly, and once you are stable the follow-ups move to longer intervals.
What is checked at each review?
Blood pressure, heart rate, weight and side effects, so that dose decisions are made on how you are actually doing rather than on a schedule.
Can you titrate medication for my child?
Yes, for children we have assessed. Appointments are scheduled around school or work commitments.
Will my NHS GP take over the prescribing?
Once you are on a stable, effective dose we can request shared care. That is your NHS GP practice's decision and some practices in this area currently decline it for private diagnoses; if they decline, you can continue reviews and prescriptions privately with us.

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