Here are the side effects of taking Adderall:
Do not use Adderall if you have any of the following conditions:
Never take Adderall within 14 days of taking an antidepressant classified as an MAO inhibitor, including phenelzine sulfate. A potentially life-threatening spike in blood pressure could result.
Your doctor will not prescribe Adderall if you have ever had a reaction to similar stimulant drugs. The doctor will also avoid prescribing Adderall if you appear agitated or are prone to substance abuse.
If you have even a mild case of high blood pressure, take Adderall with caution. Be careful, too, about driving or operating machinery until you know how Adderall affects you. It may impair judgment and coordination.
Adderall can make tics and twitches worse. If you or a family member has this problem (or the condition called Tourette's syndrome), make sure the doctor is aware of it. Amphetamines such as Adderall have also been known to aggravate symptoms in seriously disturbed (psychotic) individuals.
If the problem is attention-deficit disorder, the doctor will do a complete history and evaluation before prescribing Adderall, taking particular account of the severity of the symptoms and the age of your child. If the problem is a temporary reaction to a stressful situation, Adderall is probably not called for.
At present, there has been no experience with long-term Adderall therapy in children. However, other amphetamine-based medications have been known to stunt growth, so your doctor will need to watch the child carefully.
If your child has a heart condition, an amphetamine like Adderall should generally not be used. Sudden death has been reported with amphetamine treatment in children with heart problems.
Warning signs of a massive overdose include convulsions and coma. Symptoms of Adderall overdose may include:
Abdominal cramps, assaultiveness, changes in blood pressure, confusion, diarrhea, hallucinations, heightened reflexes, high fever, irregular heartbeat, nausea, panic, rapid breathing, restlessness, tremor, vomiting
If you suspect an overdose, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Adderall gives a true positive for amphetamine...because that's what it is.
if you be friend it it gives you its friend area
you cannot unless you have a friend who gives away memberships if you happen to do so ask them and put in an offer if the friend does not accept it don't come back crying to me
Well Adderall is a CNS stimulant, which is what gives you the speedy feeling. Lorazepam(Ativan) is a CNS depressant. It calms you down. Lorazepam's a downer and adderall is an uper. So if you take the two together, you won't get the adderalls full effect.
I have taken Adderall and it tweaks me out too much. I am on the bodybuilding messages boards and they sell Adderllin on there. I use it as a pre-workout supplement but it gives me a lot of energy and focus. Hope this helps.
No as you did not steal it and it was given by a friend.
date the friend in question
Your friend
this shouldnt happen with mods but if it where to happen i think you would be givven the option of which item to choose from
yes, it is illegal to give my friend a CD then he copy's it and gives it back.
You Will Die When You Get to the age 60-100 Because Your Heart Justs Gives Up. My Moms Friend Dided At The Age of 103.
I think he isn't joking. Maybe he did say it so loud because he intended for you to hear and it would be an excuse to give it to you. Take the number. I would say he likes you.