☎️ ™+909∺545∺6717® ༻꧂ So, I'm 22 and in law school and just got diagnosed with Inattentive ADHD, so now I'm sort of flailing on what to do. The psychologist that did the testing recommends I gets a prescription for one of the usual ADHD and told me to talk to my primary care physician about it.

The problem is, I haven't been to a doctor since my pediatrician way back when, so I don't have a primary care doctor. I usually live out in the midwest but I'm one the east coast for the next three months and would rather get this all taken care of sooner than later.

I don't really know what I'm supposed to do. Is it possible to go to a GP for just one appointment with the express purpose of getting a prescription or will they want me to be a more regular client before they're willing to do that? Do I call a doctor office and explain what I'm looking for or will they just think I'm trolling for meds?

I guess I'm just a little lost and confused at this point. Any advice?
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