negative side effects of adderall in adults

I’m taking 12.5 mg but the cost (side effects) are so severe. Loss of appetite and loss of sleep for that long are really not good, especially since I’m not in very good shape already. The focusing effects last around 5 hours or so but the side effects persist for around 13 to 14 hours. It works decent, focusing is alright, but the abundant side effects are giving a ton of trouble. More serious effects include heart palpitations, elevation of blood pressure, Tourette's syndrome, seizures, stroke, and psychotic episodes or plain old psychosis.I was prescribed with adderall sometime ago. Minor side effects include anxiety, and transient depression. Drunken, high Frat boys are not known for their medical skills or even a modicum of clear thinking. If you Over Dose at a party, maybe a Frat Party, you've probably bought it. If you overdose at your apartment and are alone, the chance of your living is slim. If you're in an Emergency Room and still alive your chances are relatively good. Which one happens to you is a matter of chance. Results include Cardiac and/or pulmonary arrest, death, severe and lasting mental effects/defects. The most important and most negative side-effect is the Overdose. Most users have no clue as to negative side effects and usually don't care. Some are minor, some serious, and some very serious. Imagining little Johnny, having just finished Geography 1A, dealing with a real dealer chills the mind.ġ) Side effects are numerous. Dealers recognize good business opportunities. Sales are usually student to student although the numbers of genuine drug dealers are growing rapidly in numbers, bringing with them all the problems of low-life, criminal drug dealers. You'll pay $30 to $40 dollars per pill for a very small amount of Adderall, usually sold to you by a student. Or, take your money to a nearby local University. Never mind the human cost, there's money to be made and drugs to be copped. Scripts can and are sold, for lots of money. Then, of course, there are those 'patients' and doctors that inhabit the bottom of the barrel: lying 'patients' and immoral doctors. We certainly don't intend to, but often serve as the 'connection'. The relevant question is where's the 'connection?' Sadly, that's where many of us physicians fit in. Even more of the time, diagnosis is irrelevant. Most of the time, however, they're wrong on both counts. Between the glut of pop-psychology theories (often fraudulent) and the never-ending blitz of promotion by Big Pharma, people now believe they can diagnose themselves with something like ADHD as easily as ascertaining if they have a head cold and believe they have the ability to determine the correct medication for their condition.

Negative side effects of adderall in adults