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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2026
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Yes, it's so common. Yes, it's normal. The meds work amazing, and I'm miserable when they wear off because I lose that lucidity and control that they grant.
As long as you trust yourself to be responsible, I wouldn't worry.
Possibly relevant, methylphenidate had the weakest efficacy of the stimulants I have taken, (me and my health team have tried 'em all), maybe talk to your doctor about an extended release amphetamine, if it doesn't work as good for your chemistry or you're still worried a good doctor will switch you back to what works best.