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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2026
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I've never felt a craving before and I'm on a relatively high dose of 54 mg extended release methylphenidate once a day. I did experience something kind of like a craving before though, when my dosage was too low early in treatment. Like it would work well initially and then I would feel the effects wearing off sooner than I would like, which made me want to take more because I had so much of my day left. It was frustrating more than a craving, but that went away after I got my dosage increased.