ADHD meds

The biggest thing I’ve learned from being on ADHD meds (Adderall IR for me) is this: The medication doesn’t make you a different person… it just lets you access the version of yourself you’ve been trying to reach for YEARS. Before taking meds, I used to think I was lazy, unmotivated, inconsis

Managing ADHD often involves using stimulant medications, which are considered the first-line treatment due to their effectiveness in enhancing focus and reducing impulsivity. Despite over 70 years of acceptance by health care providers and associations, there are many myths about how the medicatio

I was diagnosed with adhd recently and have been struggling to find a medicine “cocktail” as they say that works for me. Adderal was the first one that has BUT unfortunately it always seems to be out of stock with I need a refill. While this can be frustrating at time I have picked up on loads of t

Okay besties… let’s talk ADHD meds. I’ve been on Adderall, and while it’s been life changing for my ADHD, it definitely comes with side effects. For me, the biggest ones are a suppressed appetite (sometimes I forget to eat), a higher heart rate, and feeling a little too wired/awake at times. But

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Whether you’re prepping for the NCLEX or walking into your first OB clinical, these meds are must-know. I’m breaking down the purpose, routes, NCLEX tips, and major risks - so you can answer test questions AND keep your patients safe. Save this for quick review before your exam! #nclexp

Summer reminder 💚 Heat + meds don’t mix. Be safe, stay hydrated, & take care of yourself. ✨ If you’re on any medications — Antidepressants ADHD meds Birth control Allergy meds … you might be extra sensitive to the heat 🥵 Stay hydrated Sunscreen always Rest when you need to

Here are a few pages from a must-have PDF that covers essential cardiac medications—perfect for nursing school and beyond! 📚✨ 📌 Topics included: ✔ Diuretics 💧 ✔ Medications Affecting Clotting 🩸 ✔ Anticoagulation ✔ Heparin & Warfarin ✔ Vitamin K Foods & Their Effects 🥦 ✔ PT & PT

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Struggling to remember all the cardiac medications? This PDF has got you covered! It breaks down key topics like: ✔ Cardiac Glycosides ✔ Anti-Angina Drugs ✔ Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs) ✔ Alpha-1 Antagonists ✔ Centrally Acting Antihypertensives ✔ Which Drug to AVOID in Asthma Patien

I have ADHD and I was diagnosed after turning 30. 🫠 I’m grateful that I always knew I was ✨different✨ and accepted myself because it made dealing with my ADHD a little easier. Some people take medication for it but I’ve chosen not to because it destroys my sleep routine and leaves me needing

⭐️ How I felt when I started: I was less hungry, slowed metabolism, tummy issues galore ⭐️Now: Healthier food relationship, better understanding of hunger cues, more exercise/being outside I’ve always struggled with my weight, usually being underweight and a period of being a bit over. I wa

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I remember taking Adderall and feeling almost wired to the point where I didn’t want to sleep. If I didn’t force myself into bed, I could stay up all night, exhausted yet unable to turn off my brain. The next morning, I’d wake up drained and dependent on the medication just to have energy and fo

these are my review notes for important notes and administration considerations prior to administering pain meds! Should I post more of these? I have notes on: pain meds GI medications (nausea meds, antacids) Diabetes (insulins) Neuro (antidepressants & anxiety) Cadiac (hypertension &a

Here’s exactly what I did to lower my blood pressure—no meds, just small daily changes that added up. Sharing what truly worked for me in case it helps you too! No meds. Just slow lifestyle shifts that made a huge difference. ⸻ 🥬 1. Upped My Greens + Potassium-Rich Foods I started eating

I suspected I was ADHD for about 4 years before getting diagnosed and starting medication. I thought that I could handle it on my own. For me personally, I quickly learned that hanging on by a thread was not "managing" anything by a long shot, so I had my evaluation and began taking meds

Your ADHD meds probably didn’t ghost you… they’re just waiting for you to drink some water and touch a vegetable. 🥦💧 #ADHDLife #ADHDMedication #ADHDTips #ADHDProblems #ADHDCommunity

Antibiotics are essential for treating infections, but knowing when to use them is just as important. Here’s a detailed breakdown of common antibiotic classes, their suffixes, examples, mechanisms of action, and when they’re typically prescribed: 1️⃣ Penicillins • Suffix: -cillin

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