Can Vyvanse cause long-term damage?
Can Vyvanse cause long-term damage?
Rarely, Vyvanse can cause side effects that last longer or that cause long-term problems. These effects can include: cardiovascular (heart and blood vessel) problems, including increased blood pressure, heart attack, and stroke* blood circulation problems in your fingers and toes, including Raynaud’s disease*
Does Vyvanse damage your brain?
They can cause confusion, mood swings, and symptoms of anxiety, as well as more serious problems such as paranoia and hallucinations. You’re also at increased risk of overdose, brain damage, and death.
What happens when you stop taking Vyvanse?
Within five days up to several weeks after taking the last dose of Vyvanse, withdrawal symptoms can include abrupt mood swings, aches, and pains, irritability, sleep disturbances, fatigue, and depression. For most people, the majority of the Vyvanse withdrawal symptoms will end within two weeks.
How can you abuse Vyvanse?
Examples of ways in which people may misuse or abuse Vyvanse include: Taking larger doses than prescribed. Taking the drug more often than prescribed. Taking the drug any other way than orally (snorting, injecting, etc.). Taking it without a prescription. Mixing it with alcohol or other drugs.
Does Vyvanse and Adderall have the same side effects?
The side effects of Adderall and Vyvanse are similar and include. Insomnia, Anxiety, Decreased appetite , and others. Both drugs may cause priapism, which is a penile erection lasting more than four hours that can damage the genital tissue.
What are side effects of Vyvanse in women?
Common side effects of Vyvanse include: insomnia and irritability. Other side effects include: dizziness, weight loss, and xerostomia.
Does Vyvanse affect your teeth?
Definitely, no: Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine) affects chemicals in the brain and nerves that contribute to hyperactivity and impulse control and has no effect on teeth. Meth causing cavities by xerostomia (dry mouth) and releasing toxic chemicals that damage the teeth.