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Q: Adderall Questions
asked by: liquidsun on November 4th, 2006
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I am a 3rd year engineering major in college, my work load is getting increasingly harder, and I find my self not able to concentrate (a problem I had since I was young). Along with internships, the work is overloading, and the fact that i’m not able to concentrate is becoming a real problem. I recently tried adderall from a friend, and I realize that it actually helps me concentrate and i’m able put full effort into the things i’m doing. I was wondering if there is any way to get prescription for adderall, and if I do get prescription for adderall, would the adhd show up on my medical record? I’m afraid if I actually get prescription by pretending to have adhd, it will show up on my medical record and cause future problems. Thank you all very much for the help.
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krispy011
replied on December 17th, 2006
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Whatever you do, do not get perscribed to adderall, or any other stimulant for that matter. Bad, bad choice, especially if you are not diagnosed with add or adhd, which happen to be a bunch of bs anyway. The only way you would maybe get a script would be to go through the tests and evaluations with the psych; they don't give that crap out to just anyone. These drugs are harmful to your heart, muscles, brain, you name it, and are extremely addictive. No one is for sure of the long-term effects of adderall because it is a relatively new drug, but i'm betting that it is not good. I suggest you stay away if you have an addictive personality or no will-power inside of you. But hey, if you're really persistant, you just may find another common, fool psychologist who hands them out to you as if it were halloween.
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krispy011
replied on December 17th, 2006
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Correction...*psychiatrist
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