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Is it a good idea to take adderall and xanax?

Allie

04/29/09

Allie

Topics:ADHD , ADHD Drugs , Treatment , ADHD News , Adults With ADHD , Behavioral Strategies , Women With ADHD , Adderall , xanax

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LEE

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Yes because the stimulants often increase feelings of anxiety esp. when starting them. Plus when you have lived life with ADD and ADHD you often develop feelings of anxiety as well due to the stress of being around other people and dealing with the disorder when everyone else doesn't understand.

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