Taking Too Much Adderall? My Experience What Happens...

What happened when I took too much Adderall? I had a lot of trial and error with my doctors when it came to Adderall and at a time they had me on too much and this is what it was like.

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[pawsomepatriots]

I took too much for a year. It made me super delusional and obsessed with doing things that led to nothing. My emotions were gone. I was crazy! Very scary

[Tcgrande]

by far, one of the BEST videos on this. thank you for your completely honest story.... so helpful.

[veyra]

I appreciate it a lot that you speak fast, makes it easier for me with adhd to focus on what you're saying

[ApolloTheDerg]

I’ve been taking too much for months now apparently, and it was super great at work, but the moment I walked out the door I was a full on zombie, some of the most unproductive personal time I have had for a long time, often feeling just awful, useless, tired, and stuck in a spin of thoughts. I wouldn’t eat much, couldn’t think of anything I actually wanted to do, and I would be going to bed around 3:00 AM and needed to be back at the office by 8:00 AM. I literally just decided to take half my dose today to end this nightmare. It’s almost the end of work today, I’ve felt productive, yet mellow in a weird way. I don’t notice the meds, but I notice I can still do stuff, and I am really hopeful moving forward. It has been 5 months of hell and me blaming myself for lack of sleep over habit to realize, it’s probably just my meds my doctor rubber stamped an ok for on dose increase.

Seriously, take the time to work with a doctor who follows up with you, it is not worth living on too high of a dose.

[josephmiller]

Thank you so much for posting this. I am experiencing a lot of these same symptoms and just realized today that my dose is too freaking high. I am feeling hopeful for the first time in a while.

[makak]

WOW i have never ever felt so heard and understood till this video. I thought that it wasn’t working & I just need a higher dose, but in reality the problem is that it’s too high. Thank you so much for posting this you have no idea at all the difference u just made in my life.

[haikat]

My brother is not the same person since his psychiatrist put him on a reckless dose of Adderall. It's like talking to a robot when he is on it. I often find him hyperfocus on pointless tasks that aren't that important and he does not understand why nobody else wants to participate. I feel that the drug is exacerbating manic-depressive tendencies in him that I never noticed before. I hate this drug. Thank you for sharing your experiences, I am trying to learn all I can.

[casewooton]

Thank you for sharing so candidly. I've spent the last decade self-medicating and bouncing from chemical to chemical. I was diagnosed with ADHD in February and I've got 21mo of sobriety under my belt this week. For me, the shame and doubt that the stigma brings makes it hard to trust your doctor and your progress. Testimonials like yours remind me to just keep communicating and to look at my life before and after when I question whether or not I'm on the right track. Thanks Eric!!

[michaelking]

i took 100mg plus many days until I quit altogether. I became a bit crazy and I think it was a contributing factor to my losing control of my emotions at times. Maybe i'm a little crazy naturally but it messed me up. I quit cold turkey in october 2020. I feel great.

[krisdensford]

I never thought about taking too much. They started me on 40 and I’ve kept it there. I’m experiencing almost all of how you described. I’m going to try 20 for a week and hoping for some change. Thank you so much!

[jcolt]

I abused the hell out of Adderall for years, and then last year at 36 years old, my doctor informed me that I was born with only one kidney. I can't even imagine how much damage my single kidney sustained after years of ingesting 50+ 20mg Adderall in one week of every month.

[Sarah-fhjb]

Been abusing for 12 years now. Psychosis is the worst. I legit thought I was having a spiritual awakening for months. Trapped in the illusion behind the bars of my mind. It literally opens a portal to actual hell I swear.

[shannonrodier]

I've been on adderall XR 30 mg for about 6 years now. Yesterday was my first day of college and I took my prescription too early Around 6 am. Durring my second course I felt myself crashing and during my break I impulsively took another one. I felt great for almost an hour then I started getting the shakes, I was sweating a lot, my heart was beating fast I had a migraines from hell and I felt really nauseous. By the time my last course ended at 6 I was a zombie and ready to pass out. Now it's 1:48 am and I still can't fkn

[amyneil]

Thank you so much for your unexpected positive message at the end of this video!!!🙏🙏 It sure lifted my spirits and brightened my day🥰🙏

[jlbf]

I thought you were being overly dramatic until you said the more you take the less you can get done.. its so true man!

[Kevin-dotx]

I think what you’re saying is great. A lot of people need to hear things like this when they’re on meds for their own mental health. No matter what you do people will always have something to say. So it’s best to just find what works for you. Awesome video 👍

[tgamirov]

You feel better and treat others better. This sounds like a win win situation.

[arsm]

Too high of a dose sounds like almost ending up back at the the beginning 😕

[anthonyhernandez]

Totally agree with you so much about dosage and titration and difference of meds. I started with Wellbutrin and it was not good for me in the slightest. Adderall was ok but had me moving around to much all the time. I'm on Vyvanse and it's been good with exactly what you talk about. Being able to function and do multiple things without zoning out or feeling stimmed out. I do still have IR as a booster for the days when I need more since I metabolize quickly. Great info!

[jameswebster]

I’ve been on Dexedrine 5mg I just switched over from vyvanse 10 mg. So far it’s been good bc it kicks in way faster but the drop is a lot worse. Every medicine has its pros and cons.