If I switch doctors will I be able to continue with adderall?

Yes by all means follow the advice given in the first two responses. Excellent advice. I went to the next couny mental health as I didn't like my psychiatrist and am very happy that I Did. Get your records and rx printout, you will be fine. If you need a reason why you want to change and are asked about it just say that you have heard (hopefully) good things about the Dr and are looking at the positive results that you can achieve through his/her care. Also it is beneficial to do an online search of Dr or facility, and look at credentials and importantly reviews. I never go to any Dr or in my case college, without a review. Believe me I with I had done this many many times in the past. Good luck. Bring happy

I would not change doctors unless your are sure that the new one will pick up where he left off. I have had my doctor for 5 years now, I even drive farther than I should just to keep her. I have gotten a lot of grief from me being on Adderall when I entered rehab for opioid dependence, but my doctor stood-up for me, and let them know right off the bat that, she was my doctor and I shouldn't be a statistic. My sister in law has tried to get Adderall, and doctors want to try Concerta, Vyvanse,. I wouldn't change. Drive!

If you are unhappy with your present physician, by all means seek a new one! As for your rx, unless you are experiencing adverse effects, there should be no reason you can't keep taking it. A good doc will be able to give you the proper care and treatment. Find a doc you are comfortable with and, if needed, sign a request for medical records and ask the office staff to fax the request to the old doc to get copies of everything. Pharmacy records may be helpful, but bottom line is only a doc can give all pertinent medical info to another doc. Of course, old medical office records aren't necessary for meds to be prescribed. Best wishes!

Did your Neurologist provide you with a written assessment of your diagnosis? If not, ask him for a copy of whatever notes he took or tests he conducted to determine dx. If he didn't do either, just ask for a copy of your medical records. Then, I'd make an appt. with a good Psychiatrist, and take your records, tests, prescription bottle or the next written Rx. you get from him. Also, a Pharmacist can write out your Rx. history for you, just for the Psych. to see how long you've taken it. All of that should be sufficient for the new Dr. to continue prescribing your Adderall. Don't think you'll have a problem. If you do, worst case scenario is you'll have to take an assessment and/or discuss symptoms with Psych. for him/her to determine that it's helping you & is probably the right med for you. Good luck!