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In the beginning concerta did it's job, but in the last month i found some annoying side effects like, restlessness, worrying, panic, problems with memory, mood swings, and anxiety.
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After the medicine stops working after about 8-12 hours sometimes you get headaches. They are almost certain to happen if you have just started taking Concerta.
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This drug was unsuccessful. I got suicidal thoughts from both Concerta and methylphenidate, I felt like a zombie, I was really anxious and everything irritated me. It was like what was going on in my head was just getting worse. I have used this drug once before and back then it did help me. Now I'm an adult. Perhaps it has a different effect now.
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After years of muddling through on anti depressants which I still happen to be on, I started Ritalin in October 2016. In less than a week I was needing to take one every 2 hours which made me really unsettled and overwrought. Been on Concerta 54 mg for a month now. 1 capsule a day isn't enough. But I feel good, like myself again, and not so dulled.
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Hi this is an amazing medication, since I started concerta my world has completely changed. My home life changed for the better, everything's going much better at work especially my concentration, I even had a considerable period of absenteeism because of my impulsive nature which resulted in an accident on the work floor. All of a sudden everything became clear for me. I hope that my story can...
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I have been using concerta for about a month now and for my ADD it is very effective. I can concentrate well and starting and completing any task is so much easier. As a side effect however I have severe loss of hair. For me this is a serious reason to quit this medicine. Sometimes I get very tense and get exhausted in the evenings, but this in itself would be ok to deal with. Its mainly the ha...
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I have switched from ritalin to concerta. I prefer it. On ritalin I really suffered with "rebound". It even made me depressed. I don't have that with concerta. The advantage of concerta is also that you only have to take 1 a day and not at exactly the same time, unlike ritalin.
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I take 54 mg in the morning and the effect has normally worn off after 3 or 4 hours, so then I take 2×10 mg of Ritalin, which is not enough as far as I'm concerned.
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Switched from Ritalin to Concerta because of the number of side effects with Ritalin. Started with 36 mg Concerta but it was less effective at this dose than the Ritalin I had been taking although there were few, if any, side effects. Recently increased to 54 mg Concerta. This has made a difference but there are still a few side effects like those I had with Ritalin.
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My whole life I have been stressed, chaotic, impulsive. I have been taking methylphenidate retard for four months. At the start I had a lot of headaches and palpitations. But the effect was amazing. I was more focused at work. I work in a care home and in the past I always reacted when the residents asked for something. I jumped from one thing to another. Now I finish my tasks and don't get ann...
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I take the tablet early in the morning, at 6.15am, by doing this I get really tired by about 3pm. Concerta helps to improve my emotional stability. Sadness/depressive feelings regularly play a role.
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