The Hidden ADHD Epidemic in Women: Are Antidepressants Masking the Real Problem?

Are Women Being Misdiagnosed with Depression Instead of ADHD? A psychiatrist discusses the frequent misdiagnosis of ADHD in women, leading to inappropriate treatment with antidepressants. The symptoms of stress and sadness associated with untreated ADHD are often mistaken for depression. This can lead to a worsening of ADHD symptoms due to the effects of antidepressants on dopamine levels. The video highlights the importance of accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment for both conditions. Quotes from the video could be included to support the article's claims. The article could also offer advice on how women can advocate for proper diagnosis and treatment.