Amfexa

What is Dexamfetamine tablets?

Amfexa component of the drug Amfexa (Dexamfetamine) 5mg 10mg and 20mg is the
central nervous system stimulant dexamfetamine. It is well recognized for how it affects
specific brain chemicals that are involved in impulse control and hyperactivity.

Amfexa 10mg Tablets

Who Can Take Amfexa (Dexamfetamine)?
Amfexa (Dexamfetamine) 20mg is appropriate for those with ADHD diagnoses. It' s not
advised for everyone, though. Those with a history of drug usage or certain medical disorders
such as extreme anxiety, tension, or agitation should not use it. Prior to beginning this drug, a
healthcare provider must perform a comprehensive medical evaluation.

Amfexa 5mg Tablets

How Do I take Amfexa Dexamfetamine?
It is recommended to take Amfexa (Dexamfetamine) 20 mg exactly as directed by a doctor. It
has to be taken with food, twice a day. The doctor may gradually alter the dosage to
determine each patient&#39, s optimal dosage. It' s critical to take the medication as prescribed and
to avoid taking more than is advised.
How does Amfexa (Dexamfetamine) work?
Amfexa stimulates the central nervous system to function. It helps people with ADHD focus
and remain calm by influencing specific brain chemicals that contribute to hyperactivity and
impulse control.

Amfexa 20mg Tablets

What you need To Know before Taking AmfexA
If your kid has an allergy (hypersensitivity) to dexamfetamine, other amfetamine compounds,
or any of the other components specified in section 6 of Amfexa Tablets, do not give them.

has a thyroid condition; glaucoma, or elevated intraocular pressure; or phaeochromocytoma,
or an adrenal gland tumor
• has an eating disorder, such as anorexia nervosa, when they do not feel hungry or want to
eat; • has extremely high blood pressure or blood vessel narrowing, which can hurt their arms
and legs.
• has severe arteriosclerosis
• Has ever experienced cardiac issues, including irregular heartbeat, heart attack, chest pain,
heart failure, heart illness, or inherited cardiac condition

• has a history of blood vessel issues in the brain, such as vasculitis, narrowed or blocked
blood vessels, swelling and weakening of a portion of a blood vessel, or stroke.
• suffers from mental health issues, such as schizophrenia, weird thoughts or visions,
psychopathic or borderline personality condition – indications of a serious mood condition,
such as thoughts of suicide acute depressive disorder mania
• is taking or has taken an antidepressant (often referred to as a monoamine oxidase inhibitor)
during the last 14 days; for more information, read the section below under "Other
medications and Amfexa Tablets. "
• Has ever abused prescription pills, alcohol, or illicit substances
• or if any member of your family suffers from verbal or physical tics, such as Tourette' s
syndrome
• exhibits uncontrollably jerky movements of any region of the body or speaks and sounds
repeatedly
• has porphyria.
If your child fits any of the following descriptions, do not use this medication. Before using
Amfexa Tablets, consult your physician or pharmacist if you have any questions. This is due
to the medication' s potential to exacerbate these issues.
Amfexa Tablets with alcohol
It is not permitted to drink alcohol while using this medication. Recall that alcohol is an
ingredient in certain foods and medications.
Can I use Amfexa I I am Pregnancy and breast-feeding?
Amfexa Tablet use during the first three months of pregnancy may raise the risk for pre-
eclampsia, a condition that typically develops after 20 weeks of pregnancy and is defined by
Dexamfetamine (Amfexa) 5 10 and 20mg
When using this medication, your kid may experience blurred vision, dizziness, or difficulty
focusing. If so, operating machinery, riding a bike or horse, and climbing trees could be risky
activities.
How Do i Takee AmfexA Tablets?
How much to take
Always take this medication exactly as prescribed by your physician. If you are unsure, you
should speak with your physician or pharmacist. A typical recommended dosage ranges from 5 to 20 milligrams.

– Your doctor will often begin Amfexa pill therapy with a low dosage of one pill. If
necessary, this will be progressively raised by one Amfexa tablet every week.
– A 20 mg daily dose is the maximum (40 mg may be required in unusual circumstances).
– Based on the progression of symptoms at various times throughout the day, your doctor will
determine whether Amfexa needs to be used once or twice daily.