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I have been diagnosed with adult adhd. as expected, i am very active in my daily routines and maintain a healthy weight for my size; however, when i attempt to exercise such as running or jogging, i experience palpitations, sob, and near syncope. walking
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Get checked : Sometimes certain medications that are used for adhd can produce side effects. You also need a good medical exam
Answered 6/27/2020
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