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Can adderall cause paranoia?

Well for the last couple of months, I've just noticed that I become really paranoid in public, more specifically, times that I may feel threatened or nervous.  An example of the worst it gets:  I carry a knife everywhere I go, I made it a habit a while ago for cutting boxes at work and because I'd have to walk home after work, but that was over the summer, and I quit because of school.  So there's no need for a knife, but I still feel like I need some form of protection.  I've even kept it in my front coat pocket so I could grab it easily if needed-- the weird thing is that I get that feeling even when I'm just around friends who act a little suspicious.  Or just walking somewhere, or when I'm out somewhere and a group of people are walking by....   At home, if I'm the only person there and it seems like a car is parked outside waiting, or people are standing on the sidewalk infront of the house, ANY suspicious activity, I usually grab a gun and can't concentrate on whatever I'm doing cause I'm too busy listening for a door to open or something....

I wanted to explain that first, so here's all the facts and stuff:


Switched from Ritalin to Adderall about 4 months ago, started on 20mg XR.  I stopped noticing the effects of it, and told my psychiatrist, and she gave me a scrip for 10mg IR to take with the XR.  Then about a month ago I mentioned that I've been getting distracted easily at school, so now I'm on 30mg XR/10mg IR everyday.  For the record, I'm 6'1"/220 lbs, a pretty big guy... I only say that cause I know body weight has alot to do with med dosages.

Other medications:  clonazepam [1mg] (not daily, only as needed for anxiety... usually like 3 or 4 days out of the week) -- Ambien [10mg] for sleep obviously

I exercise almost every day, smoke some pot at night occasionally- sometimes recreationally and sometimes just to get to sleep.  I take vitamins, fish oil when I remember, sometimes take pepcid or whatever is around the house for heartburn...  No medical problems besides sleep and occasional social anxiety, but the anxiety has gone down alot over the last year.  Except for the incidences I'm talking about.  And I only see my psychiatrist for medication refills/check-ins, it's only a 20 minute appointment and I never have anything big to talk about, but I only started seeing a psychiatrist b/c of the anxiety last year, which like I said, has gone down alot.




But these paranoia attack-type things are alot different than anxiety, I get alot of adrenaline when I feel like this...  and I tend to try to get somewhere where I feel safer, which is making very bad changes in my social life.  I feel like telling my psychiatrist next time I have an appt. but I don't want it to be mistaken for depression or anything... I took all types of anti-depressants for anxiety, and none helped, all of them made things worse, until she bumped me up to a benzodiazepine...  So I reallllllllly don't want to be put on antidepressants of any type, eh... I'm not really sure how to describe but whatever.

I mean can the adderall cause these types of side-effects?  And if not, what could be?  I guess I also need to know if this is something to get checked out immediately, I have no clue how serious this is....


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I forgot to add, I didnt feel paranoia about others, I felt paranoia about myself, like I was afraid I'd snap and hurt someone.

I've never been violent in my life or felt like that, so I know it's the Adderall.   It's not worth those scary thoughts.  What the heck.  I just want to feel normal, not scatterbrained, focus on anything and be productive. .  Also, I'm on Lamictal and Deloxotine for a misdiagnosis.   These already made me miserable.  Doc didnt want to stop those yet.  Wanted to get me adjusted to adderall first.  Maybe it's a combination.  Lamictal and duloxatine are horrible enough...now the up and down and paranoid stuff.  I feel nots.  I need off of these meds then try something.  
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You said you forgot to add.  I don't know what or where you posted first?   But a quick though based only on the above is that you are over dosed and need to either cut your dose or go to something like Ritalin which is not as strong.   All docs are really guessing at the starting dose because everybody is different.   Let  him know what is going on and he should immediately cut the dose.   oh, and let me know where your first post is...or maybe combine the two and start a new one.  There are a million on this post.
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Omg.I really hope you got off the aderoll
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    Concerta should only last for 8 hours.  Reduce your dose down to the 36mgs or take it earlier in in day.
   Oh, most importantly, tell your doc what is going on!  All of these meds can be adjusted.  And all of these meds work a bit differently - so sometimes its a bit of trial and error to find the one that works the best.  Let us know what happens for you as that will help us help others.
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Hi, im Swedish and I have as you described to the t that same paranoia, yesterday I fell asleep at 06,30 and slept for 30min!  Have ADHD and autism and take concerta 54mg, can't sleep, eat or think!! I take melatonin 10mg x2 each night but it doesn't help!!! Please help me SOMEONE!!!
Hugs from 21 yr old girl!
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hey Cactus-- I heard you and am responding.  Hang in there and find a therapist (in addition to your psychiatrist!) either at a mental health community center or privately, where therapists often have sliding fee scales.  Your instinct to reach out was a good one-- so connect with a professional.
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   I don't know if you worked your way through all of Cactus posts, but he does relate most of his paranoia to weed and ambien (sleep med).  So  my guess would be that the adderall is not the problem.  But it is easy to find out.  Just go cold turkery.  No problem with that .  It is out of your system in a day or less.  I have a feeling that your paranoia will increase.
   Oh, realize that  amphetamine-induced psychosis is due to chronic abuse and the amount you are taking is no where even close to that.  It would be nice if the adderall was problem as that would be an easy solution.  But, I think that you are going to have to look at other things.
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Dear Cactus19,

Hi I'm a 25 year old female and I have used benzo's with my prescription of adderrall XR with marijuana also. I've also taken drugs like MDMA and alcohol recreationally (not sure if its relavent).

Dude everything you've written about feeling paranoia and like you're not safe, you can't focus because you feel so unsafe and you don't know why and you feel like that and everything-- describes my situation completely. I've weened off the benzo's completely and reduced by marijuana intake as well by approx 75%. I don't even drink anymore. I have used MDMA less than 10 times in my life and each time it was like a 1/4 of a capsule. BUT like you,  I STILL have these reoccurring paranoid tendencies that I can't shake. I'm going to ween off adderrall too, debating about going cold turkey and just not using it at all at this point though. I think this sense of paranoia and fear is related or due to it.

I was so shocked when I read your post. I totally can relate on every single freakin note. I've never had these issues to this extreme degree/ anxiety before the adderrall either.

Please note the following:

- I take 20 mg adderrall XR daily for my ADHD.
- I am 4'11" and 95 lbs.
- I exercise everyday focusing on weight training, endurance, and strength, just like you
- I also have an athletic body type as you do, right now my body fat % is approximately 17% (average for women is 21-25%)
- I am super health conscious, I play on sports teams, am vegetarian, don't eat greasy food (take out).

Not sure what i'm going to do without the adderrall to focus, especially with my grades in mind--esp if attempt to go cold turkey and stop using it completely. But honestly it would probably be in the best interest of my mental health to avoid using it. Like holy ****, I was beginning to wonder if I was a nut job for feeling like this but your post just goes to show I'm not the only one suffering from the exact same symptoms.

Wow. These were such eye opening posts from you Cactus19. Thank you for posting, I hope you have found a solution to these issues by now. I can't believe how every single word on your entries rings true for me as well, I'm dumbfounded right now. Literally, I cannot express how much I relate to your posts. Dude, if you would like to contact me to speak about this further, please post your email or something and we can discuss this more privately/find solutions if you want. Look up amphetamine-induced psychosis on google-- I think this is whats going on with me and maybe you.

Thank you for posting! Best wishes! Sincerely,

adorkable88

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I am just trying to be helpful so dont take anything personaly.  Weight has a little bit to do with the effects of drugs and medications, but your bodies tolarance and or chemical makeup is the real reason some meds effect some people different. now with adderall people tend to think they need to keep moving up cause they cant feel it anymore. Duh your not suppose to feel it should just be chemicaly fixing you. At first the euphoria is great but one your body adjusts to the meds you dont so much feel like you took it wow feeling, but if you pay attention to your feelings and actions you should know if it works or not. You dont sound over weight but you say you are big, make sure you healthy cause your blood pressure can rise with the adderall, ty cheers
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I have experienced paranoia from using adderall, but I feel that the benefits out-weigh the side effects. I've noticed that for me personally, the only time that adderall produces these feelings is when I am subjected to a lot of stress. I have an anxiety disorder, but it doesn't make me have more anxiety. I think it may worsen anxiety when I am exposed to trauma triggers though. I too, carry a knife around with me, but have done so for years. I think there is nothing wrong with doing whatever makes you feel safer.

Maybe, minimizing stress in your life will help. This may be a big part of why the adderall is making you paranoid. Sometimes it is hard to recognize when paranoia sets in, but reminding yourself that you are creating it when you do see it for what it is may help relieve some of the discomfort it produces. Also pay attention to events that happen before you feel this way. It may help you prevent the paranoia. If this doesn't work or you find that it's too severe to handle, then changing your meds would be the next step.

Also, it's good that you quit smoking weed. I have nothing against it personally, but it is something that can cause extreme paranoia without any other drug. I used to self-medicate my ADHD symptoms this way. I quit doing it because I got so paranoid that it would cause anxiety even if I had nothing to do and I was in my own home. I would look out the window and think that the cops were coming to get me, lol.

It bothers me that your therapist does not have adaquate time for you. Maybe you should fire her and find one that would better suit your needs.
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You need to stop Adderall right away.  I took Adderall for the past 2 years and it changed my life for the better.  It completely cured my depression because I could think clearly for once.  But just like any medication like this, I believe the medication should only be a crutch to get you going in the right direction with your life.  You don't want to have to take a medication for the rest of your life would you.  Medication should help you retrain your brain to start thinking the way you want it to and your body tells you when it's ready to be on it's own.  You body tells you it doesn't need the Adderall anymore by seemingly making your life worse than better.  I went through all of the same symptoms as you.  I had such bad paranoia that I was afraid to go outside of my house.  I had these crazy scenarios just like you of stuff that might happen to me.  I would spend a crazy amount of hours researching on the computer about random diseases and then look at clock and be in shock about how much time went by looking at pointless stuff.  I would get so depressed about the paranoia that it just wore me down.  I really felt like I was losing it and the funny thing is at first I really thought it was me that was the problem not the adderall because of how much of positive change adderall had on my life.  Then I went to the doctor and I told him what the situation was and he looked at me with a worried look and said those are side effects of taking too much.  I felt shocked because I then realized how much of an addict I seemed to be like, like Sara Goldfarb in Requium of a Dream.  He switched me to a different medication called Stratera because I asked him too and after a day of taking that and it not doing anything helpful I just stopped taking meds all together.  Really the "crash" of being really tired and sore only lasts about 2 days.  I take caffine pills now and they help me immensely.  High energy, ability to think, no creepy side effects.  Once you stop taking the Adderall I promise you your life will be sooo much better.  You will keep all the positive changes it made to your body and all the negative paranoia and uncontrolled nutty behavior will go away once you stop the medication.  Your body and brain just don't want Adderall anymore and they're telling you so listen.    
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     Weird, the adderall was affecting you much more like it would someone using speed - which should not be happening if you have ADD. But then again we are all different and all react differently.
     Anyway, there are two sites aimed at the adult ADD sufferer that you might want to check out are totallyadd.com and http://jeffsaddmind.com/for-first-time-visitors.
               Both sites are done by people with ADD.  totallyadd was actually a PBS special and consequently is a series of short videos.  Quite entertaining and useful.   Jeffs add mind really reflects him.  Has much more adult interaction.  Both are worth checking out.  They may be able to give you information that you find helpful.
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I was on Adderall for a year when I was 24.  I am now 29 and have not touched the stuff for five years.  I took it because I have ADD.  But, after being on it for awhile I lost 20 pounds, couldn't sleep, couldn't eat, couldn't remember what day it was, and lost my long time passion for reading. There are many things that I did when I was taking my percription that I wish I could take back, bad conversations, constant talking, etc.  Given, I felt wonderful, ciggerettes tasted like candy and I may have figured out the cure for cancer a couple of times, plus I was very neat. I noticed after awhile that I was fully looking forward to taking my pill, and even though I have ADD, it was not because of it that I wanted to take it. I felt like I was getting dependent on them and missed having my memory and my personality.  Yeah, maybe I was over prescribed.  I am 5 feet tall and was on two 20mg a day.
In my experience, I hate Adderall because of the long term side effect that I believe it has caused me.  Ever since, I got off I have been nervous,  full of anxiety, paranoid, and shy.  I was not like this before I started the medication-I was actually the complete opposite.  I thought that the anxiety would go away in time, but although it is less than it was when I first stopped, it is still not gone.  I'm kinda of thinking I may have this anxiety for the rest of my life and trust me I rather have ADD times four. I am not a doctor, but I really wish doctor's would take this drug for six months before prescribing it to anyone.  The idea of children taking this drug upsets me greatly. I mean, don't get mad at me, but in my opinion it is almost like giving crack to a five year old.
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same thing happend to me i havent quite figured it out yet but i stoped takeing all medication and the parinoia soon subsided the only down side is that i dont do very well in school now and cant focus but i refuse to take adhd meds now because im scared it will happen again. If you find a solution where you can still focus in the end let me know!
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Yes Adderall can cause the symptoms or paranoia. Amphetamine psychosis as mentioned above. I know this thread is old.. but the WORST thing you could do is have a gun in your hand or a weapon. Do not do it ! My best friend was shot and killed and after that I felt that having a knife around in case someone tried to harm me with a weapon would be a good idea. It almost caught me a felony charge and it wasn't even on me, it was in my glove compartment. Thats just one example.
One thing that helps is taking deep breathes.
Another is realizing that everything you are thinking is all inside your head. If you need to, call someone, get yourself focused on something outside your own thoughts.
Smoking tobacco will increase paranoia and so can other drugs.
Best thing you can do in my opinion is call the doctor first thing, emergency line if you have to. If you know adderall is the problem tell the doctor, they will most likely tell you to not take it or reduce the dosage until they see you to adjust the dosage to what you need or to give you further instructions on how to take the medication so the side effects are reduced.
Taking adderall on an empty stomach increases side effects of this type.
Having caffiene like coffee is a huge mistake. This can definetly cause paranoia issues.
I hope this helps anyone having these problems. I am a psychology major at a university, but I am not a doctor. Talk to your doctor when you have problems like this.
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I been taking adhd meds most of my life.. although my life did change when i started taking aderall.. i got hooked to it.. abused it.. it wasnt even a years periode that i went insane from the abuse. because of it i have developed.. Extreame paranoia, breife phycotic episodes, sever social anxiety or social phobia. I show signs of skitzophrenia, halucinations and mild delusions.. i lost almost all my friends.. and my mind feels forever wrecked.. I used to have alot of friends.. i used to not be so paranoide and skitzy.. i think about killing myself because of what has happend and it seems to get no better.. i think this medication should not be used.. because i tend to find many other people who develope these problems from using it.. I hope things get better.... i hope things get better.
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Well I have a pretty high tolerance to it now, 30mg XR isn't noticeable for me any more, neither is 10-20mg IR... That's most days, some days it does work like it should, but probably 5/7 days of the week, I don't notice taking after taking it - kinda like I didn't take it at all.  

And raising the dose any higher would be extremely dangerous, 30mg is already very high.  So I'm not sure about it.  The naturopathic MD I'm seeing is doing a good job at finding the underlying cause of the ADD (I also have sleep problems, anxiety, fatigue, etc.).  


About the paranoia - I really don't have much of it anymore... I really don't know why but it could be a number of things.  I had a very deep conversation with a good buddy about paranoia and that seemed to give me a better mindset on the whole thing, along with just thinking about it (and the points he brought up) and rationalizing.  "Rationalizing" happens for anyone with paranoia, I'd assume, but for me it seemed like no matter how many times I could convince myself against these thoughts, when the "trigger" would occur, it would completely overpower any other thoughts.  I think that paranoia is literally a de-rationalization, in that you don't use logic or intuition to consider the outcomes or probabilities of a situation.  The things that helped me somewhat get over it were:  realizing that there was no danger in a certain area (and thinking about WHAT the dangers are), that nobody was "out to get me", and considering the ratio of: how many times I've thought that something was going to happen vs. how many times it actually has.

I wouldn't say my paranoia has completely gone away, but it's definitely lessened.  I should probably mention that the conversation with my friend was while we were both on psilocybin mushrooms, and that weekend was full of drug-induced revelations and insight.  Although I don't think these were necessarily false, even though it was drug-induced.  It was after this weekend that the paranoia started to diminish.  

No, lol, I'm not recommending that you go out and buy shrooms to get rid of paranoia - I'm just saying this is what did it for me.  Most likely because my friend knows when I'm feeling paranoid (it's very obvious), so he was able to relate with how I felt.  Also, it appears that some of the thoughts are because of traumatic events in the past, for example, I don't feel safe in certain places/around certain people because me and a friend were jumped (not hurt, but it wasn't a beneficial experience to say the least).

I think it can realistically be handled just by counseling (not with a doctor/counselor necessarily, maybe with a wife, family member, friend, or yourself).  As long as there are some key points/thoughts pertaining only to the "triggers" of paranoia attacks/panic attacks/anxiety attacks.  However identifying the triggers may be tough for somebody to do because they often can trigger such emotions just when thinking about them.  But once you find them (maybe even write down a list), go over them one by one and really think about it.... It should be a pretty instant clarification that there is NO threat/danger and that these thoughts are merely delusions.  



For the wives suffering on here, I'm only 17 but I understand what you're going through.  If your husband is comfortable enough, I think you should take some time to sit down, relax, and discuss his deep thoughts - after all, you're his wife, the one person in the world that he CAN trust to be safe.  Again, these triggers are very deep in the psyche, and he may not even be able to realize them in a normal state of mind... Some are only brought up in the mind when they get "set off" but don't attempt to do that.  



I have no doubt that amphetamines can easily cause paranoia, AND PLEASE, do not smoke weed if you're on any type of amphetamine (Adderall, Dexedrine, Desoxyn, generics of those, etc.) ---- I've noticed that marijuana is the WORST contribution to paranoid feelings.  It only amplifies it to a psychotic level.  

Hopefully after my doctor figures out the problem (tests are pointing to hyperthyroidism - a known cause of ADD not ADHD - which I have), I won't need the Adderall anymore.  And with my tolerance level rapidly increasing, I'm considering going back onto Ritalin/methylphenidate.  Adderall... I'll honestly admit, does give you a high.  Pretty similar to cocaine as a matter of fact, my friend used to be a cokehead and told me that high doses of adderall feels almost as good as coke.  It's tough to describe, but euphoric/optimistic would be two words that sum it up quite well.  And I think we all know where euphoric drugs lead to...
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I completely agree. My husband is finally coming off the stuff for good. It made him paranoid, depressed, not able to think clearly. He wanted to drink like a fish on it, he smoked like a chimney. He virtuallly abandoned our marriage. I threatened to leave him for good and he is now coming off of it (also his friends commented that he acted like a jerk on the stuff) . I know this will be hard because I used to take it too. But I became a shell of my former self on it. It's hard because you are depressed for the first few months coming off of it, not to mention the lethargy. But now that I'm in the clear I will never,ever take the stuff again. Maybe it helps you concentrate but the side effects start multiplying and I truly think this is a drug all should avoid.
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From alex092...back to the adderall and husbands. I think adderall is extremely dangerous.  Some people seem to take it and just do fine, but there are some like our husbands who don't seem to react well to it. My husband is dying to get back on adderall and will try everything to prevent that.  The benefits gained, which I think are minimal and imaginative at most, are not worth an admission to a psychiatry hosptial or a hibernation in your home for months. The advantages that my husband thought he gained from adderall have only set to delay him even further.  Adderall needs better regulations and more people should be aware of the extreme paranoia induced by the medication.  I am sorry about your husand's behavior, I feel for you.  My husband is basically sedated on depakote and seroquel which is horrible. We are about to get a second opionion. I would encourage you and your husband to get a second opinion.  Has you husband tried SSRIs---depression can cause and inability to focus and fatigue which can be easily and more safely treated with an SSRI.  Also, not all SSRIs are downers...many infact can give you more energy.  
It is important to stay calm and be yourself when they are acting eratic.  Be supportive and be on their team with the aim of helping and protecting them from themselves. Also, I try and remind my husband of the amazing things he did and accomplished without adderall.  Adderall sucks....
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Very interesting..my husband was started on seroquel a few months ago after having a psychotic break, extreme paranoia, while on adderall.  He was on a high dose serqouel for a while which competely shut him down to the point where he was sleeping all day. His psychiatrist told him he wanted him to take a leave of absence from graduate school which as been very hard for him. His paranoia stopped within 48hrs after stopping the adderall, but he was left sedated and angry from withdrawling from adderall.  A few weeks later he psychiatrist wanted to label him as bipolar which is so far from who he is given he has adhd and has never had a bout of mania except when he was on adderall.  He was placed on lamicatal, but had an adverse rxn and now placed on depakote. He is completely tired all the time and very upset with his psychiatrist because she will not let him work or go back to school. Naturally, this is very hard for our family. I feel as if the psychiatrist is not taking the paranoia serious that was induced by the adderall and instead is claming he has a mood disorder.
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also, one more thing. my husband keeps saying that all of his anger issues are because of me and i have caused him so much pain over the last 8 years. i try to talk to him about it and he cant pinpoint anything so it seems as if he is making things up since i cant think of anything at all
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I saw your entry in the blog aout the adderall and your spouse. i know you didnt really touch on what is going on and thats ok. i am trying to figure out though what the heck is going on in my husbands mind. first the doctors thought he had adhd because he couldnt focus and would get super angry about everything. even normal day to day activities. holidays and family things were the worst. so they put him on adderall IR. well he would feel better for about 45 minutes and feel crappy again so he would keep taking them over and over and over. then he got extremely paranoid and started going through my things. accusing me of doing drugs, cheating on him, hiding things from him, etc, etc. so then the dr said well it seems as if it is bipolar disorder and put him on depakote. yeah that threw him into such sedation he could not lift his arm so he was angry again about everything and not being able to focus let alone wake up. so he tells the dr that this happened and dr said well you are not bipolar then. my husband begged for the adderrall XR and he gave it to him 30mg 1x a day. he wakes up in the morning sad and angry, takes his pill and goes to work, seems higher then a kite during the day and then gets home at night and is very irriable, mean and making up stories and accusations again about me. it seems he is slipping into paranoia again and is taking everything out on me. i guess because i am the one he is closest too. i just wish he would focus on something else to be paranois about. it is affecting me in such ways that i started self medicating with vicodin and percocet. he thought i had a bad drug problem so i stopped doing it. i have had absoultely nothing for over 2 weeks and he swears i am hiding it. i dont need medicine like he does. i am ok when i stop taking drugs. now he wants me to take adderall but i dont want it nor do i need it. he keeps trying to probe me for things that are wrong with me when there is nothing. basically it is like he feels resentment for me because i dont need anything like he does. i am just wondering if you were going through these same kinds of psychotic episodes? It is breaking me down so much that i feel like i am going crazy.

thanks :)
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Your paranoia comes from the adderall... adderall is a Amphetamine a schdule II drug from the FDA... basically it's speed... hi does will cause paranoiad symptoms. ask your doctor is you can reduse the doesage...

Good luck
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yeah man i feel ya... when im not on it, i feel like i wont be able to do anything unless i take it... school, work, video games, homework, going out, anything really... but im constantly looking around at people, seriously everyone, as if they pose some sort of threat.  i dont understand it.

my blood pressure increased too, but i think thats a common side effect
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I understand where you are coming from.  I take Adderall XR 30mg twice a day, and Adderall 30mg tablets, I usually break the tablet into four, and only take 1/4 as needed.  I am really paranoid all the time, about everything.  I also get really nervous when i am in social situations.  I have bitten my nails to the point where they actually hurt and look awful.  I was thinking about talking to my doctor about being prescribed to Lexapro or another type of drug, but due to work and school, i have not had a chance.  I should probably stop taking the adderall b/c of the problems, and also my blood pressure has increased.  But if i don't take it, all i think about is how i should take it to be productive.
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