Yes; Adderall contains amphetamine which can cause adverse cardiac events such as racing heart, high blood pressure, and cause sudden death in those with heart defects. Consult your doctor and discontinue use. Seek immediate medical attention if you begin to have any chest pain.
yes
As far as I know statins do not cause heart disease.
Acidity can cause heart burn which is typified by chest pain that feels like your heart. It's not located in your heart. It's indigestion.
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yes, a steroid injection will cause a rapid heart-rate
Adderall has been shown to cause heart murmurs do to the increase in your blood pressure. I have taken adderall and noticed the next day that my heart 'races', but it is do to your body readjusting to normal without the drug.
yes
The short answer is yes. Nicotine is a stimulant. Adderall is a stimulant. If you genuinely have ADD, then it doesn't make you feel like you just took speed, but it does make your heart race faster. It's completely normal.
Yes at times they can interfer with heart murmur. This can be an especialy big problem for children with heart murmurs. The type of the murmur needs to be evaluated by a doctor to see if the patient should take adderall. For adults heart murmurs are much less of a worry high blood pressure is what you want to watch in adults.
No, adderall is taken for ADD and ADHD its like speed for people without ADD or ADHD if you have anxiety do not take adderall it will make your heart race and you will be going a million miles and hour and you will not be able to calm down.
Switch to cocaine instead. Same rapid heart beat, cooler doctor. Switch to cocaine instead. Same rapid heart beat, cooler doctor. Adderall has very significant risks associated with it. In adults it can cause stroke and heart attack. Therefore, call your doctor.
No.
Do not take Adderall if you have heart disease, hardening of your arteries, high blood pressure.
yes
Yes. Bipolar Mania along with Adderall can cause theft.
Most likely not. Your psychiatrist will be reluctant to put you on that medication for several reasons. One being that bulimia causes erosion on the digestive tract and adderall can cause an increase in stomach acid. Another reason is that adderall can cause heart problems and advanced bulimia will do the same, greatly increasing the risk of heart attack or failure. Another reason is that bulimia is a psychological disorder and adderall acts on several receptors in the brain, which could cause severe symptoms such as paranoia, hallucinations, and many sleep/motor function control problems. Also, adderall has contradictions with several medications used by bulimia patients such as antacids, anti-depressants, and certain vitamins used when trying to restore your physical health. There are other options for ADD/ADHD that are much safer but you should never use adderall as a weight loss or appetite suppressant drug.
Definently, yes