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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Adderall use include:AnxietyIrritabilityHeadachesConstipationLoss of appetiteNausea and diarrheaRestlessness and agitationInvoluntary shaking of the arm or legThese effects occur for the same reason that Adderall can help people with ADHD focus their attention. Like other amphetamines, Adderall is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that enhances the effect of brain chemicals including dopamine and norepinephrine and increases brain activity. At high levels, Adderall can also activate the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), which increases heart rate, lung capacity and blood flow to the muscles, as well as sweating and anxiety. The SNS also inhibits digestion to preserve energy for other bodily systems so people can fight or flee from a threat.People using Adderall may experience additional severe side effects, including:SeizuresAgitationInsomniaChest painRapid heartbeatHigh blood pressureMotor and verbal ticsDizziness and faintingIncreased body temperaturePain, numbness or tingling in the hands or feetAdderall can also cause severe psychiatric side effects including extreme anxiety, panic attacks, paranoia and hallucinations. At high enough doses, Adderall can cause these symptoms on its own, but it can also trigger them by exacerbating underlying mental health conditions.Side Effects of Long-Term Adderall AbuseLong-term Adderall use can cause many chronic medical and psychiatric complications. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that using Adderall, even in standard doses, can lead to “serious cardiovascular events” including heart attack and sudden death. Over time, repeated overstimulation of the cardiovascular system can cause people to develop chronic heart conditions.Adderall can also cause adverse psychological effects. People who have a co-occurring mental health condition or other underlying psychological sensitivities are at increased risk of experiencing these effects. Psychiatric side effects include symptoms of mania, like rapid speech and grandiosity, as well as signs of psychosis, such as paranoid ideation and auditory hallucinations. In rare cases, Adderall can even induce trichotillomania.Amphetamines cause people to experience the opposite of their active effects during the withdrawal period. People who regularly use amphetamines often go through periods of depression in between episodes of use. Over long periods, these episodes of depression can develop into chronic depressive disorders. Stimulants like Adderall can be especially dangerous for people with bipolar disorder due to their potential to trigger manic episodes.Signs of Adderall OverdoseAn Adderall overdose has effects on the respiratory, cardiovascular and central nervous systems. Symptoms of Adderall overdose may include:TremorSeizuresFaintingVomitingDizzinessConfusionAggressionBlurry visionHyperthermiaHallucinationsRapid breathingAbdominal crampsRapid or irregular heartbeatWhile Adderall overdoses are rarely fatal, they can be. The most dangerous effects of Adderall toxicity are elevated body
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