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How can it be that methylphenidate sometimes causes chest pain?
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Methylphenidate: It can cause blood vessel constriction.
Answered 5/7/2013
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Got heart palps. Since last thurs. Normal EKG and chest x-ray. Dr told me to keep taking ritalin (methylphenidate). I'm afraid of taking meds with the palps. What 2 do?
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Methylphenidate has damaged me. My heartbeat is now visible below my sternum, i feel a knot, and neither were there before dosing. What could this be?
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