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Tentin belongs to a family of drugs called stimulants. This medication is prescribed for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy (sleep crises). It effectively treats narcolepsy by exerting a stimulating effect on the brain. The way it helps people with ADHD has not yet been determined.

Other measures (e.g., psychological, educational, and social treatments) are used in conjunction with dexamphetamine purchase and form an integral part of the ADHD treatment program.

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Presentation of Tentin 5 mg

Each orange, equilateral triangular tablet with rounded corners, a non-contoured line, and the Paladin Shield logo embossed with it contains 5 mg dextamphetamine sulfate. Non-medicinal ingredients: stearic acid, starch, gelatin, sun yellow FCF, lactose, sucrose, calcium sulfate, talc, and tartrazine.

Tentin dexamphetamine dosage

Treatment should begin at the lowest possible dose and then gradually increase. For narcolepsy, the daily dose can range between 5 mg and 60 mg, depending on individual response. For attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, the daily dose can range between 2.5 mg and 40 mg to achieve a better response. Tentin Dexamfetamine is not recommended for children under 6 years of age.

The decision to take this medication is very important. In principle, long-acting medication should not be taken in the evening, as its effects can disrupt sleep.

Several factors may be taken into account when determining the dosage a person needs: their weight, their health condition, and whether they are taking other medications . If your doctor has recommended a different dosage than the one listed here, do not change how you take the medication without consulting them first.

Tentin 5mg | When is Tentin 5mg not recommended?

Distance from dexamphetamine purchase in the following circumstances:

• a heart condition;
• An allergy to other medications in the same class;
• an allergy to dexamphetamine or any of the ingredients of the medicine;
• A personal or family history of Tourette syndrome.
• history of drug abuse;
• Advanced hardening of the arteries;
• a state of agitation;
• glaucoma (an increase in pressure in the eye);
• the presence of motor tics;
• moderately high blood pressure;
• an overactivity of the thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism);
• If you are anxious or tense.
• This medicine should not be used at the same time as or within 14 days of taking MAO inhibitors such as phenelzine or tranylcypromine.

Dexamphetamine side effects

Consult your doctor if you experience these side effects and if they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist can advise you on driving if these side effects occur:

• tension;
• an upset stomach;
• dizziness;
• irritability or mood swings;
• headache;
• a loss of appetite;
• a dryness of the mouth;
• tremors;
• Sleep problems.

Most of the side effects below are not common, but they can cause serious problems if you do not get medical care.

Ask your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:

• Visual Field Abnormalities;
• Changes in behavior (aggressiveness, hostility);
• new tics;
• palpitations (the feeling that your heart is beating faster or irregularly than normal);
• abnormal thoughts or behavior, paranoia, hallucinations, or irrational beliefs;
• high blood pressure;
• a slowdown in growth;
• symptoms attributable to Raynaud’s syndrome (e.g., swelling, coldness, and numbness of the fingers or toes);
• Symptoms of depression (e.g., disinterest in your usual activities, sadness, thoughts of suicide);
• manic symptoms (e.g., agitation, hyperactivity, dishinibé behavior);
• Symptoms of heart disease (e.g. swelling of the legs accompanied by shortness of breath).