Methadone, Valium & Ritalin Would Be for What Disorder?

Published July 30, 2013

Question by : methadone, valium & Ritalin would be for what disorder?

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Answer by Rachel
Ummm….
Methadone is for someone that’s physically dependent on opiates.
Valium is a benzodiazepine that is used for anxiety.
Ritalin is used for ADD/ADHD.

They are all kind of not related so there isnt a certain disorder that these three meds are used in a known combination. It would have to be like maybe like a person that has ADHD that is an ex heroin/oxycontin/oxycodone/hydrocodone/methadone addict.

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