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Adderall XR leg cramps question/general? |
I started taking Adderall XR 15mg 4 weeks ago for excessive daytime sleepiness and now I get lower leg cramps at night. Has anyone else had this problem? I'm taking the usual extra supplements for cramps but nothing is working. Just like to say being on Adderall XR has been a blessing. I was diagnosed with OSA 8 yrs ago and was never able to use the CPap machine. I'm a 40 yr old male in good health otherwise; not overweight. Also, has any taken Adderall XR long term and have any comments for me??? Thanks for an replies. it's a common side effect of the drug. if you don't want to go off the meds, check out this video for tips: big time suppressed side effect of amphetamines.Every one I know who has taken those meds gets cramps especially when they try to exercise. My son is on that but a very high does. he takes 30 mg in the morning and 5 more in the afternoon. he does complain about leg pain off and on but it is hard to tell if it is from the drug or from his flat feet. |
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