How can I avoid withdrawal reactions from Adderall?

Having withdrawal symptoms from Adderall is possible, but really only likely to occur when the medication is being abused or misused. Withdrawal symptoms may also be a problem when a patient is on a dosage that is higher than actually needed if they have been taking the prescription Adderall for an extended amount of time. Medical professionals do not normally recommend Adderall to be stopped abruptly.

Therefore, it is of great importance that you go to the health care provider that prescribed you Adderall to discuss how he or she feels would be the best approach to taking you off of the medication completely. Most usually, Adderall is decreased a bit each day. Here is an example of how your doctor may do this if your normal prescription was two 30mg Adderall tablets per day.

Day 1-3 – Take 1 and a half tablets each day. Day 4-6 – Take 1 tablet each day. Day 7-10 – Take ½ a tablet each day.

Day 11- 20 – Take ½ tablet every other day. Of course, this is only and example and is not in any way meant to replace the advice of your doctor. Your doctor may also counteract the symptoms of withdrawal from Adderall by prescribing an antidepressant.

This may be done in addition to slowly stopping Adderall.

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