Ritalin

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Ritalin is an effective stimulant that helps you reduce the symptoms of attention problems. Doctors and pharmacists consider Ritalin one of the most effective treatments for daytime sleepiness or sudden attacks of sleep. Ritalin shows effectiveness within twenty to thirty minutes of administration, and its effect may last for approximately eight hours. In addition, this pill also helps you stay focused and pay attention to your tasks.

If you want to prevent and treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or sleeping problems, Ritalin is one of the best options you have. This tablet helps you change the number of natural substances in the brain. In addition, Ritalin is considered safe for children above six, adults, and elders with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or sleeping problems.

The active ingredient of Ritalin is Methylphenidate Hydrochloride, which belongs to a group of medicines known as central nervous system stimulants. These stimulants accelerate your brain activity by increasing the levels of catecholamine (a chemical), which boosts energy, alertness, and attention.

Several reasons can cause attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or narcolepsy, such as low birth weight, premature delivery, alcohol consumption, brain injury, and hallucinations. If not appropriately treated, the symptoms of ADHD or sleeping disorders do not go away quickly and cause severe problems. Ritalin works by changing the concentration of natural substances (catecholamine) in the brain. This pill also helps you stay focused, increases your ability to pay attention, and controls behaviour problems.

Usually, it is recommended to use Ritalin on your doctor’s advice. But, to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or sudden sleeping attacks, you will use Ritalin as a long-term treatment.

For children (below 6)

Ritalin is not recommended for younger children.

For children (6-17)

Take half a tablet of Ritalin once a day.

For adults (18-65)

Take one tablet of Ritalin one to two times a day.

For Elders (above 65)

The usual dose of Ritalin is the same as for adults.

Take a missed dose of Ritalin as soon as you remember. However, skip Ritalin’s missed dose if you are almost due for the next.

It is recommended to take Ritalin as a long-term treatment. However, contact your doctor if your attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or narcolepsy symptoms do not improve after three to four days. In addition, Ritalin can cause side effects, such as suicidal ideation, sudden outbursts of words, uncontrolled muscle movements, and vision changes. Therefore, it is wise to use Ritalin exactly as prescribed by your doctor or pharmacist.

It is not considered safe to use Ritalin during pregnancy, especially in early pregnancy. The active ingredient of this pill may negatively impact the growth of the unborn baby. In addition, Ritalin is considered safe to take during breastfeeding as the active ingredient does not negatively impact the mother’s health and growth of the nursing infants.

Ritalin may cause some side effects, but they are infrequent.

This tablet’s most common side effects are dry mouth, irritability, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, stomach pain, diarrhoea, heartburn, headache, drowsiness, restlessness, nervousness, trouble sleeping, and weight loss.

Other possible severe side effects of Ritalin are back pain, heavy sweating, decreased sexual desire, uncontrollable movement of a part of the body, vision changes, suicide of thoughts, muscle tightness, chest pain, new behaviour problems, unexplained wounds, and aggression.

Ritalin can cause allergic reactions, such as skin colour changes, itching, swelling of the face, and skin rash.

Other Warnings to consider                                                                                   

• Be careful while using Ritalin without the doctor’s consent.
• Share your medical history, especially of epilepsy, seizures, muscle cramps, blood circulation problems, oesophagus problems, stomach disease, brain problems, and Tourette’s syndrome, with your doctor before using Ritalin.
• Inform your doctor or if you are allergic to the active ingredient of Ritalin.
• Do not consume alcohol or marijuana with Ritalin.
• Do not take fluoxetine, escitalopram, bupropion, sertraline, duloxetine, and aripiprazole with Ritalin.