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Question:Any one have any experience with a loved one changing with the use of a drug called Desoxyn ( a form of Meth) used for ADD?

Asked by SisterSuz on 9/2/08 3 Answers»
oldgold

Answer:

the nervous system, not unlike the story of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. Google the FDA patient info, print it, make an appt. w/ prescribing MD
D. It's C-II, like morphine.

Answered by: oldgold on 9/2/08
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Yes. Autumn, 1969. It was prescribed for obesity, it was overused, it was BAD.
Nowadays it is highly prized on college campusses as a study aid, until it overwhelmes

Answered by: oldgold on 9/2/08
VictoriaB

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Hi, SisterSuz

I don't have experience with that medication or with anyone who is using it. I did a quick look up online and, of couse, the side effects sound way worse than what you might expect.

What I read said that it's only recommended for short term use and that you should report any of the unpleasant side effects to the doctor.

What they seem most concerned about is how habit forming it could be.

Answered by: VictoriaB on 9/2/08
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