What med(s) are you taking and do you really see the difference? I take Ritalin (10mg) four times a day. 2in the morning and 2 at lunchtime. It helps me a lot with task managing but I don't think it's working with racing thoughts and emotion dysregulation :( I wonder if I need something else, except a lot of CBT therapy...
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I take Ritalin (didn’t decided on a dose for now, my psychiatrist gave me 30mg + 2x10mg so I can change depending on my day / I still hesitate every day 😂) and I saw a difference because I’ve began to managed to continue long term projects (like REALLY tidy up my room and put a lot of things in the trash 😭), but well, exactly the same thing here! Didn’t talk about that with my psychiatrist because I was afraid but I think I have also MaDD (Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder) and it doesn’t help me on that point, although I’ve already see some people having both ADHD and MaDD and saying their ADHD meds work on both points. Maybe they were not talking about Ritalin 🥲 I don’t know! 🤷♀️
I’m on 54mg concerta once in the morning, it helps me all day. This is the perfect dose any more and I’m too wired any less and I don’t achieve anything and feel really over whelmed Also 100mg sertraline for my depression, this is the only one I have found that makes me feel happier but it doesn’t get me out of bed in the morning Also on busperone to top up the sertraline this one does help me get out of bed in the morning I recon you would do well taking concerta, it stays in your system for about 12 hours and you are less likely to have a crash once it wears off Hope this helps
I'm currently on sertraline 100mg while I wait for my medication appointment with my psychiatrist. It definitely helps me think clearer and better understand mood swings. Other things too, but I'm excited to try my ADHD medication. I'm just not sure what type I'll be given 🙈
I take Adderall (generic), approx. 20 mg/day. I have been IR and XR, since my schedule is erratic; I can take the short acting or all-day version depending on my needs. I am seriously considering quitting taking it . I've found it to be less effective over time, and I don't want to increase my dosage. It helps with task initiation/motivation and it helps me stick with and return to the task I need to focus on. But it makes me reeeeaaallly irritable. I find that taking choline supplement along with it sometimes helps...
I take Atomoxetine, the generic for Strattera. It helps. Some. I don't really want to take a stimulate. I think I'm going stay on this for another couple of months,