why do i no longer get a rush/high of my adderall even when i randomly up one dosage?
828780
its because your body can only absorb so much before it rejects the rest so increasing dosage will do nothing
29485
Your brain has been used to being one way for so long, removing that stimulant suddenly has to be a bit of a shock.  I'd say it's reasonable to go through some emotional distress while you're mind adjusts to functioning without the "drug".  Just stick with it and you'll be ok eventually.  I'm not a doctor or anything, just speaking from personal experience and observation.
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I know the sensation you're talking about. I was on Paxil for a while and when I was comming off it I got rushes through my head (felt like electricity), plus I'd get dizziness along with it that felt a little bit like vertigo. I cut my dose down gradually over about a month or so. Have you tried 75mg for a week then 50mg for a week, then 25mg for a week, then one every other day for a week?
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There are people that have taken Welbutrin and have had an elevated heart rate. I saw a story on http://www.rxlist.com/rxboard/wellbutrin.pl?noframes;read=3160 where someone has experienced what you are going through with this. I am sure that there are many others that are experiencing it. \n\nAlso, you said that your doctor dismissed it. If you feel like he is not listening you may want to get a new one or reapproach the subject and ask him why he skipped over it. \n\nI have listed some places where you can do some reading into this and see what you feel about and hopefully may answer some questions you have about these drugs.
511405
A little time maybe, but then (it depends on the drug) it comes to a point where you take the drug only cuz you need to to avoid withdrawals (and they can be VERY BAD) and your not enjoying any high,unless you increase the amount, and even then it's really a no-win situation.
1145049
To be honest the correct answer is yes and no. Let me explain. If you are taking to proper amount that is perscribed then a slower resting heart rate is a side effect. If you take too much, (I know this is going to sound strange) the effect is actually the opposite. It will speed up your heart rate. And this is very bad!!!!
1049181
It's probably stress or caffiene. I take multiple vitamins everyday, and I get eye twitches that drive me nuts! My problem was curbed by cutting down on the caffiene and stress a bit.
177454
I know that a lot of sinus meds include a drug that is a derivative of speed. Usually any drug that has the letters\n-amine or -aphetamine listed on the end of the drug name has a chemical substance that "speeds" you up or can cause you to experience jitters, racing of the heart, and inability to slow/calm down. \nA pharmacist once told me that sinus medications can make people feel a little euphoric and are therefore abused when the abuser cant get anything else that will make them feel "higher". \nI think that people can become mentally addicted to just about anything, but phyiscally addicted is another thing.\nOne thing is for sure, taking more medication than recommended, either prescribed or over the counter WILL cause damage to your body in some way, shape, or form.
994004
Could be the shift in hormones.  I actually had quite a few myself last night and I had just gotten my Depo shot yesterday afternoon, so I am attributing it to the large hormone dose.
444265
Well the first thing is to ask if you have hard time concentrating?  more than is normal?  do you misplace things often? it affects people in many different ways. For example, some people pace or walk around in circles unable to concentrate.  Others are amazingly hyper and totally out of control.  I guess what you really need to ask yourself is do you feel in complete control of your actions or to you do things impulsively without knowing why?  If you do you might have it?  Just a note.  Many doctors are very much against recognizing add and many are much more lenient so if you are not getting officially tested but are rather discussing it with a doctor first you should probably get a second opinion to make sure you are getting the correct treatment.
1148393
Yes and increase ur blood pressure...not good...if its happening to u stop taking them and call ur doc. Otherwise ur a tickin time bomb...
879705
That will happen if your body isn't use to Vicodin. Maybe you doctor have you a high dosage. Ask for a lower dosage like 500mg. I'm sure he/she gave 750mg. Just take it easy and don't drive. Only take it if you really need to. Call the doctor to see what they say.
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Why would you want to hyper?  Is it just for a buzz or to try and "escape" something, like feeling down etc.?  Sometimes making youreself hyper isn't the best thing to do, It has to end some time and when it does you'll probably go lower than you were before you went hyper.
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It's very likely that some of these memory lapses are simply due to the ADD.  It may also be possible that some are due to medication side effects.  Check all of the side effects for each of your medications and discuss these symptoms with your doctor.  They may be able to change the meds, remove some of them, or simply adjust dosages.  Remember, medications effect each person differently.  You mentioned that this happens during PMS.  You might want to get your hormone levels checked by a gynocologist.  You may be deficient in one or more of the hormones (ie. progesterone, testosterone, or estrogen).  Age doesn't always determine this, so get it checked.  I suggest using natural hormone replacement therapy (found in most health food stores), but research and decide for yourself what is best for you.  It doesn't sound like seizure activity - ask those closest to you if you tend to "blank out" for significant amounts of time or if you have twitches or similar type seizure responses.
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There is a lot to find about adderall and its side effects if you google for it on the net. \nAlthough you can find a lot of info, i would advise you to consult your doctor who prescribed you the meds to see if the 'mixing' of the medicines you are taking can be the cause of the seemingly controlled blood pressure.\nFYI I've added a link to a very good page about adderall, the effects, side effects etc, but again, best advice i can give you, is consult your doctor.\nGood luck,\nTiff
35084
they are basically all the same..i just get kind of jittery when i take them, but i am also prone to panic. the best thing to do is reduce calorie intake.
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I would check to make sure you are taking the same brand, same dosage as you have been taking.  Even a different manufacturer could process it a different way causing your new symptoms.  If everything is the same as before, I would think that you might be getting immune to it.  Ask your doctor about your symptoms and see if you can change to something similar.  Could you be taking it with anything else to conflict with it?  New diet or new pills?