changes in mood, confusion, paranoia, hallucinations and delusions (when your mind thinks something is true when it really isn't), irregular breathing, and severe weight loss. Ritalin can also

changes in mood, confusion, paranoia, hallucinations and delusions (when your mind thinks something is true when it really isn't), irregular breathing, and severe weight loss. Ritalin can also become dangerously addictive when it's abused.

Overdosing on Ritalin can also cause dangerously high blood, pressure and irregular heartbeat, seizures, severe twitching or uncontrolled movements, sweating, dry mouth and eyes, and vomiting.

Because of the dangerous side effects, a teen should never take Ritalin unless it has been prescribed by a doctor.And it is also important to know that it is dangerous to give medication away to someone else. It is never a good idea to share any prescribed medication because of the health risks. And in the case of a controlled prescription medication like Ritalin selling it - or even sharing it - is breaking the law and is considered a serious criminal offense.

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I've tried Ritalin in the morning and night Doses low, doses high and it just isn't right. I've altered close intervals; tried the SR. I've gone on-line lots; talked to friends near and far. I've learned all there is on this darned ADD. But my mind still can't focus, just how can this be? My children and husband are ready to bust I think I'll just give up and say I'm a klutz.

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