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Re: Concerta and irritability

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April 1, 2011 at 6:27 pm #102773

Lindstr7
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April 1, 2011 at 6:27 pm
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I take citalopram for anxiety/depression and I’m on my second week of Ritalin. I find the Ritalin lessens my anxiety, helps me sleep better, calms me and I’m not as self-conscious about everything. I get out of the house more and interact with people more naturally now. I thought about concertaXR or AdderallXR, but I like having the smaller doses taken throughout the day because I feel I have more control. Although sometimes get a headache inbetween doses.

Just my experience and I’m rather new here so more senior members might be more help.

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