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Medications & Treatments For discussion about medications and treatments for any disease or health condition, including issues of medication toxicity. |
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Hello all,
First of all, I am a newbie to the forum, so thank you for having me. Now, for the question at hand. I have been taking Adderall 20mg twice a day for the past year and a half. Over that time, my grades have never been better, I have been happier (overall at least), and I am much, MORE productive. However, there are times when I take the meds and I feel like a completely different person and that I am being controlled by the medication or someone else. I am also much more irritable than before and confrontational (this is a mixed blessing actually: I used to be very shy and not willing to speak my mind, now I have a much easier time doing so). When I get mad, I get VERY mad and cannot calm myself down. The biggest problem, though, is that I find myself doing things that I know I should not be doing yet unable to stop doing them. After I realize that I should stop, I do, until I take the medicine again and I feel invincible and that I will never get in trouble for my wrongdoings. Has anyone experienced this!? Please let me know, I am near dire straits! Thank you! |
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Hi,
I've never taken Adderall, but I'm sure that other members will be able to address your question. I just wanted to welcome you to NT! ![]() |
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I think you are suffering from the addictive effects of that drug. Your question should be directed at the Doctor who prescribed them for you. Do not stop taking them abruptly. |
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