Description

The doctors prescribe Dexedrine 5 mg (SKF E19 orange three-sided tablet) for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and sleep disorder. It helps to stay focused by enhancing neurotransmitters (dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin) in the brain. Dexedrine 5 mg pill is a Schedule 2 controlled medication that belongs to the group of stimulants.

Take the doses of Dexedrine 5mg according to your prescription because changing the dosage on your own may not provide you with the desired result. Avoid sharing your medication with your circle because this medicine’s dosages depend on the patient’s metabolism, which is different in all. Take the dosages of Dexedrine daily at the same time.

Reconsider taking Dexedrine if you are dealing with issues like you have an existing heart condition, hardening of the arteries, high blood pressure, glaucoma, anxiety, tension, or agitation. If you have a history of drug abuse or alcohol addiction, taking a monoamine oxidase inhibitor within 14 days, an allergy to amphetamines, other stimulant medications, or other ingredients available in Dexedrine.

If you are not taking Dexedrine 5 mg properly then it may cause some side effects. Some side effects of Dexedrine easily fade away with time but some of them are serious and require a doctor’s consultation. The side effects of Dexedrine may also include irregular heartbeat, decreased appetite, tremors, headache, sleep disruptions, dizziness, stomach upset, weight loss, dry mouth, seizures, changes in eyesight, risk of heart attack, and increased blood pressure. For children, it may cause slow growth. So when you are taking Dexedrine closely monitor yourself, if you notice any of these issues visit the doctor.