Most people are familiar with some of the common side-effects of Adderall: loss of appetite, headache, stomach upset, weight loss and difficulty sleeping. But one of the lesser known side-effects, skin problems can be devastating. An investigation on the adverse effects of Adderall XR in 2006 by the FDA indicated three areas of adverse events: cardiovascular, psychiatric and dematological. A report issued indicated, "The final area of concern that was found in this review, serious adverse skin...
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