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Adderall increasing forgetfullness

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    billd
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    I slept much better last night – got almost 6 hours.

    I grind my teeth – or more properly, clench my teeth. Dentist says there’s a difference. I’ve always done that. Seems no better or worse on the meds. But this is Tuesday, Saturday was day 1, so that’s only 4 days.

    How long till things settle?

    I felt edgy, anxious, a bit jittery, and almost “unhappy” (hard to explain) for a while this AM, about 4 hours after taking it.

    More settled now.

    Is it helping? Dunno – can’t rightly say.

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    Lucky77
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    Hi billd!

    I have now been on Adderall XR for about 2.5 months. My dr has been adjusting my medication doses

    I am up to 60mg a day, and have some Dex tabs incase I am working late to supplement the xr when it wears off.

    It definitely took some getting used to, and adjustments but I am happy with the results.

    Side effects such as grinding/clenching teeth, high blood pressure, insomnia and jitters have gone away.

    I even my appetite is back to an acceptable level. I did lose close to 20lbs whichis a lot for a petite woman.

    Now that a week has past since your post I would be curious to hear how it is going.

    My dr told me that it takes time and adjusting doses to get it right.

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    I’m sorry the topic was changed during the responses. Yes! I have experienced forgetfulness with Adderall. Names, I’m an actress (20 years) and could not remember my lines to save my life. It is a different kind of forgetfulness. It is as if there is a complete blank. I’ve forgotten where I was driving also. It is definitely a side effect as I would avoid taking it when I needed to remember things at work. My doc finds it difficult to believe this side effect. I’ll say after taking it for a while I have adjusted and just work extra hard at memory techniques. It is frustrating because it is helpful in every other way. I’ve tried Ritalin and was the 1% that had thr side effect of constant yawning. So who knows. I’m glad I’m not thr only one.

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