My son had to be restrained at school two days after shortage of ADHD drugs meant he changed overnig
A NATIONAL shortage of ADHD medicine is leaving parents in despair as children are forced to go without.
Manufacturing issues and surging demand have crippled supplies of key drugs atomoxetine, methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine and guanfacine.
The charity ADHD UK said it has seen a surge in calls from families needing help.
CEO Henry Shelford said: “Medication is life-changing for many with the disability.
“Families have been stranded with no support.
“We expect to see even more calls for help in the coming months as shortages get worse.
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