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Adderall

Adderall

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A prescription medicine for people with attention problems or extreme daytime sleepiness
  • proper noun
  • /ˈædərˌɔl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : Adderall
  • My doctor started me on 5 mg of IR Adderall about four weeks ago.
  • Adderall use
  • Adderall without a prescription

And if they take Adderall, they feel normal.

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Examples

  • Add this to the 13% increase in prescriptions for Adderall from last year, and you have your shortage.

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  • And if they take Adderall, they feel normal.

  • Another question here was what is the effect Adderall has long term?

  • According to the FDA, you should not take Adderall if you have heart problems.

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  • So hopefully I'll find out soon enough if Adderall will work for me.

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  • So I had, I would take what are called Adderall, which is like for ADHD basically.

  • The league allows players to use Adderall as long as they apply for a therapeutic usage exemption.

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  • Many students with ADHD find that Adderall helps them concentrate during their studies.

  • The doctor prescribed Adderall to manage her symptoms of narcolepsy.

  • After starting Adderall, he noticed a significant improvement in his ability to focus throughout the day.

Synonyms

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vsAdderall
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1 9.9

A slang word for a pill of the prescription drug Adderall that increases focus

is the registered medical brand name used for treating ADHD and narcolepsy
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vsAdderall
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A prescription pill people take to help them focus or stay awake

is the official brand medical name used in clinical treatment

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Adderall is a brand name for a medicine used to treat attention problems. A helpful way to remember it is to see ADD as the old name for some attention disorders and the word add meaning 'to give', so the name feels like 'adding' focus to the mind, which is why it is used to help people pay attention.