Just started Qelbree 150mg ER Capsules for ADHD - initial thoughts and concerns?
Has anyone been prescribed Qelbree 150mg ER Capsules for ADHD? I just started taking it and wanted to hear others' experiences. The side effects list is long, and I'm feeling a bit nervous. Does anyone know if the severe side effects are really rare, or should I be prepared for the worst? I'm hoping to hear from people who have been taking it for a while! How long before you felt the effects? Are there any side effects that didn't go away? Any advice for managing them?
My daughter had a terrible reaction to the first dosage, but it really helped after we increased the dosage. She felt jittery for a couple days, but we adjusted with her doctor and she's doing great. She's been on it for 2 years now and it's been life changing.
I've been on Qelbree for about 6 months now. It's been a game-changer for me. I had some initial side effects like dizziness and trouble sleeping, but my doc helped me manage them by adjusting my dosage.
Qelbree was a miracle drug for my son. His teachers have noticed a huge improvement in his behavior and focus. He still gets a bit of an upset stomach sometimes, but it's a small price to pay for the difference it's made. You are a champ to be trying this out so early, good luck!
I've heard from a lot of people that the side effects are pretty manageable once you get used to the meds, but I think it's a good idea to keep an eye out for the serious ones. I'd rather be safe than sorry, you know?
It's been a life saver. It's helping me concentrate on work and not lose my train of thought in the middle of a conversation.
I'm on my second week and haven't noticed much of a difference yet. Is it supposed to take this long to kick in? I thought it would help me focus like Adderall, but it's not doing much so far. I've never heard of anyone else taking it before so I'm not sure what to expect any advice?
I'm not sure if it's just a coincidence, but since I started taking Qelbree, I've had some pretty vivid dreams. They aren't always pleasant, but they're certainly memorable! Does anyone else have this experience?