I would try it. As long as hes not allergic to anything inside the med, try it.

Thats intresting, never heard of that. I looked it up and the only uses they have listed are for ADHD, Narcolepsy, Exogenous Obesity, and has an off-label use for Depression. Thats good to know. Research is a good thing, good luck!

I've been on adderall for almost 5 years and it has changed my whole life. Originally, I began taking it for my ADD (officially diagnosed in my mid twenties), but I find that it helps with my OCD as well. It helps because it keeps my mind focused so well that I am able to keep up with my compulsions (for cleaning).
Be aware, though, that the time-release form of adderall made it virtually impossible for me to sleep. I am on the 2-a-day dosage, which is perfect since I can choose whether or not I need it in the afternoon and by bedtime, I am able to calm down and sleep (with a little help)..
If you'd like to chat more, feel free to message me... I have much info/experience if you are interested.

Adderall is a horrible idea for young people. I used to be on it; It's extremely addictive and stops working so you'll have to keep using more and more of it. College kids use adderall to stay up and study for three days straight during exams. if you're gonna put a child on adderall you might as well just give him crack.

oh yeah, the reason why people say its "changed there lives" is because it makes them HIGH

Adderall is addictive? I keep hearing people say that, but after taking it consistently, every day, for two years, I can still just stop taking it for a week, two weeks at a time, as I am currently in the middle of doing right now ("med holiday" to reduce tolerance, so it regains its effectiveness). Zero withdrawal symptoms, except maybe I drink a bit more coffee.

As for OCD: Adderall actually gives me OCD symptoms every once in a while -- really badly. I'll start getting confused about stupid things and obsess over them endlessly, getting more and more anxious until I find a way out of that particular thought-loop. That's usually when I do my "med holiday" because I find I get that way more frequently the longer I'm on the drug. Just my $0.02. It works differently for everyone.

NO NO! My son had both ADD and OCD. The adderall caused the OCD to be 3 times worse. He described the OCD as 100 times a day with the adderall and now that he's off of it, it's 30 times a day. The adderall began giving him tics, major OCD. Please read up on this. You have to be Very careful with ADD stimulants if you also have OCD. Be Very Very careful.

And Yes it adderall is addictive. Please be very careful with this stimulant. Other countries have outlawed it. Please do your research first.