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9/13/2017 | | 42moderated by Charlotte
Dexamfetamine (10mg.) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Our son was prescribed Ritalin at first but its effects were too short-acting and he got rebounds and dexamphetamine has fewer side effects than Ritalin. because it's a more expensive medicine it's hardly ever prescribed. but after lots of reading about how ADHD medicines work I have found this one to be the best. Except the retard form wasn't enough for my son at 3x a day at 20mg. And that's a...
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9/12/2017 | | 43moderated by Charlotte
Dexamfetamine (5mg) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
First of all given the rebound effect of methylphenidate (Ritalin) the switch to Amfexa seemed to be a sensible one. Medicine isn't as strong. Rebound effects are less and mood is more stable. Now switching to long-acting dexamphetamine. Less frequent medication and less likely to forget to take it which means lower chance of negative side effects. More balance throughout the day and generally ...
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9/3/2017 | | 42moderated by Philip
Dexamfetamine (100mg) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
I used Ritaline for years 12x10mg, dosed 3x40 mg. I went back and forth, took 45 minutes to take the medicine, lasted about 2.5 hours. very difficult to plan. I don't have this problem with Dexamfetamine, it works for about ten hours.
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