Dexedrine is a psychostimulant called Dextroamphetamine that creates the effects of being more awake and focuses and decreases fatigue and appetite. There are drugs that have the same properties that are amphetamine`s basis. Dexedrine is kind of the "right-hander" of the amphetamine molecule. Dexedrine and other amphetamine have a high potential for misuse. It should not be used with a patient who has a history of drug abuse. Ritalin is a stimulant, working much the same way as speed or amphetamines on the body and brain chemistry. There have been so many problems reported with Ritalin use that it is surprising that it is still on the market, especially for children's usage. Withdrawal from Ritalin is particularly dangerous. Anyone who becomes addicted to Ritalin or Dexedrine should seek help at a drug rehabilitation ce
Created On Friday, 27, November 2009
Modified On Thursday, 01, October 2020