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Is it common to have a resting heart rate between 100 and 120 while taking adderall?
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Yes: There is very little science to heart rate in healthy folks. Some folks run high for no reason. Sympathomimetics will speed the heart regardless. Don’t worry
Answered 4/23/2021
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