Question 1

is adipex 37.5mg ok to take with adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine)?

Accepted Answer

No: No i would not recommend this as they are both stimulants.

Question 2

what is the difference between adipex and adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine)?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There are many similaritires. Adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine) affects more parts of the brain.

Question 3

would it be recommended to to take an adderral 20mg the same day as taking an adipex 37.5mg?

Accepted Answer

Be careful: Both are stimulants that have been used as diet pills.  I would worry about increased blood pressure and palpitations.  If dieting is your concern there is a new med for wt loss, but losing wt should involve diet and behavior change not just a medication.

Question 4

is adderall expensive?

Accepted Answer

Insurance covers it: Most insurance companies cover the use of adderall when it is indicated.  If the patient does not have insurance, then, yes, adderall is expensive

Question 5

is adipex bad for you?

Accepted Answer

It's a diet pill : Which increases your metabolism. It may raise your blood pressure and heart rate thus i won't recommend it to u. Follow up with your dr. Take care! http://www.Drugs.Com/sfx/adipex-p-side-effects.Html.

Question 6

what kind of drug is adipex?

Accepted Answer

Stimulant.: Adipex (phentermine) is an appetite suppressant typically prescribed to help patients lose weight. It is in the class of drugs called stimulants.

Question 7

is sibutramina the same thing as adipex?

Accepted Answer

No: Adipex is a brand name for phentermine, an amphetamine that is commonly prescribed and fairly well tolerated.  Sibutramina is not an amphetamine, but rather has it's appetite suppressing effects through its effects on norepinephrine, serotonin and dopamine.  It was sold in the U.S.  Under the brand name Meridia but has been taken off the market due to increased risk of cardiovascular complications.

Question 8

what are the negative consequences of taking someone elses adderall(if you are prescribed)?

Accepted Answer

Adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine): Not wise, since that someone else person will have to explain to his/her doctor the shortage in their prescription supply.

Question 9

how severe is adipex withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

No withdrawal: Adipex is not addictive and there is no withdrawal when stopped.  Someone who has used it for an extended time might notice increased hunger and some fatigue for a short time.  Check with your doctor before changing your meds.

Question 10

can i take adipex with synthriod

Accepted Answer

No interaction: There is no known interaction between the two medicine. Synthroid (thyroxine) in appropriate/regulated dose is very safe--generally a lifetime medication. Adipex should not be used for prolonged period of time.
Any additional questions/concerns, consult your doc. Good luck.

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