Adderall Questions
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Adderall and Nexium are safe to take together. However, it is recommended that a break of half an hour is taken between doses of each, and be aware that vitamin absorption may be diminished. The effectiveness of one medicine may be decreased.
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When taking any medication a rash can be a sign of an allergy or sometimes the body adjusting to the medication. Consult a physician for any questions or concerns with negative side effects prior to stopping a prescribed medication.
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Adderall like other psychostimulant medication can cause a number of side effects and other health issues. Some of these side effects include Nervous system side effectssuch as insomnia, agitation, anxiety, dizziness, depression, seizures, stroke, overstimulation, restlessness, euphoria, dyskinesia,...
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Imitrex and Adderall do not have any interactions together, but it's best to only combine them under your doctor's supervision, your doctor may suggest taking them at different dosage times.
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Though not listed as a side effect of Adderall, yellow eyes are a common but very rare side effect of Ritalin. The fact is, both Adderall and Ritalin are similar drugs with similar side effects that are used to treat individuals with ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder...
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You may take Adderall while you are attempting to stop smoking, however, the drug may cause you to have more cravings for nicotine than if you had quit smoking and then started taking the drug. Adderall is a drug prescribed to curb ADHD tendencies, it was not created for smoking cessation...
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There seem to be mixed theories on whether or not an individual can take Adderall while breastfeeding but the majority seem to think it is not safe. Some individuals who are prescribed to Adderall due to ADD have said that while pregnant and during the months they were breastfeeding their ADD hit a dormant...
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Do not use Adderall without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby. It is rated a category C, which means it will go from your body to the baby through milk while nursing.
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Adderall was shown to cause pregnancy problems in animals during FDA approval. The FDA puts Adderall in Category C, indicating that it should generally not be prescribed during pregnancy unless the doctor believes that the benefits would outweigh the risks. Thus, do not take Adderall during pregnancy unless you have consulted your doctor...
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There are no indications that patients should avoid taking Adderall while sick. It is best not to suddenly stop taking the medication. If a patient needs to discontinue use, a doctor should supervise the transition.
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According to the FDA, there is not a definite link to birth defects and Adderall use. However, it is possible that using it while pregnant can result in low birth weight, premature birth, and other complications. It is possible that the chemicals from Adderall can be absorbed into breast milk as well...
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First, you should never take an antacid with-in about a 2 hour time frame from any other suppliment or medication, as the acid reducing effcts, also, alter how your body absorbs the drug. The same goes for taking antacids, as well as vitamin C or fruit juices with adderall. All of these things have potential to effect the way your body absorbs...
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Taking Adderall with Atarax is addictive and not recommended unless you are under doctor supervision. It can also cause unwanted side effects such as headaches and nausea.
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While the instructions for Adderall state that the medication can be taken "with or without food," certain foods and medicines may affect the amount of acid in your stomach and / or intestine, and as a result increase or decrease the absorption...
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Adderall can have the side-effect of increasing heart rate, thereby sometimes occasionally increasing blood pressure. If you already have high blood pressure, it is likely that your doctor will prescribe a different drug which does not affect heart rate and blood pressure. Thus, most patients do not take Adderall if they have high blood pressure...
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Im not able to find anything that proclaims they will interact. However, if nothing can be confirmed through research on your own, contact your doctor and see what they have to say. Always better safe then sorry.
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Yes, most of the time it is completely safe to take Adderall and Lexapro together. These two medications are often prescribed together because Adderall has a to make your body stop producing serotonin. Lexapro, because it is an SSRI anti-depressant, helps to stop the re-uptake of serotonin, which makes the serotonin stay in your system and continue to work...
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No, do not take Adderall with orange juice, or any other acidic drinks for that matter. This may cause a lower absorption rate and may be even acidic urine. Acidic urine can call for a quicker elimination of fluids thus, lessening the effect and the duration of a drug.
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Yes you can take vitamins with Adderall. Take the vitamins at night, to promote absorption.
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Yes, it is quite common for people with ADHD and taking Adderall use Ambien to counter the insomniac-like side effects. There was a warning issued by the FDA however, that said that some people exhibit strange behaviors such as sleep-walking and sleep-cooking, etc.
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