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DivineIntervention

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Adderall (dermotology) Discussion Posted: 10-14-05 17:00pm


Ok I think I have found something else out about adderall pertaining to its effect on the skin. To actually prove this I would need to take a big survey/poll but hear this out. People who have skin reactions to adderall (acne etc..) tend to be lower in weight/body fat than people who dont have the reactions. People who have more body fat from my observations dont appear to suffer from these reactions. So maybe something to do with your bodyfat determines wether or not adderall will noticeably effect your skin? I'm pretty convinced it has alot to do with it but I want some different view points.. Some constructive criticism. Give me feedback! I didnt have much feedback on a poll I did a while back but if enough people respond to this I will put one up to test this idea.

sarbear

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Posted: 11-20-05 06:03am


I have more body fat and I dont have any skin problems and I have been taking it for almost 5 years.

kword

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Bodyfat Posted: 01-04-06 20:29pm


Im 16 around 120 ive been taking adderall for a while and I havent noticed any skin problems, maybe a pimple or two on the face but that seems rather normal for my age. Kword

waterlily03

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Posted: 01-08-06 20:07pm


I am 5'8 125lbs 26yrs old. I dont have any skin problems with the adderall that I have noticed. I have noticed if I take to many, and take a shower at night that I have red blotches all over my legs, but they go away within 30 minutes and they do not cause any irritation or discomfort.

mindash

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Posted: 03-04-08 23:09pm


im 6'2" 180lbs slim with very little body fat. since i've started taking adderall my entire scalp and even my eyeborws and mustache area have both horrible dandruff and extremely itchy psiriosis(spelling?), also my face has gained an extreme case of butterfly roseacea to the point that i have to scrap off the scales of dead skin next to my nose and i have alot of dead skin flakes that comes form my ears. overall my skin and hair have become much much more oily and in the past i only ever had a severe case of eczema on the bottom of my feet that cleared up many years prior to my starting this medication which was roughly 7 months ago

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