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Is it normal to have nausea and stomach ache from ritalin (methylphenidate) la?
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POSSIBLE .......,: If taken in empty stomach, sometimes. The recommendation though is to take in empty stomach, because food can delay absorption. Try with breakfast, if doesn't help, talk to your doc.
Answered 12/17/2013
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