Changes in Mood

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Changes in Mood

Asked for Male, 19 Years

I have been taking Vyvanse almost daily for about 18 months, I started with 20mg and gradually increased the dosage to 60mg. My dosage was increased to 60mg about 7-8 months ago and have not had any side effects, however, within the last 2-3 months I have become much more irritable, and have been experiencing some unnecessary mood swings. Could this be from my vyvanse, or could it be a different issue which I am experienceing.

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It could be because of the medicine. You should ask the doctor who has prescribed it for you

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