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To put it simply, no. An essential feature of being addicted to a prescribed drug is misusing it by taking more than is prescribed. This does not occur with ADs because they will not make you feel high or euphoric. As evidence that they are not addictive, ADs are prescribed to alcoholics and drug addicts who have problems with depression, and they are not abused.
