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After taking my 5mg of adderal in the mornings my hands go cold! is this bad?
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yes, potentially: The dose is very low. If you are going to use a drug of this type, have your doctor select a different one. See the following web site:adderall induced vascular disease | angiologist www.Angiologist.Com/uniquely.../adderall-induced-vascular-disease/ best wishes.
Answered 10/23/2013
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