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Hi I was taking vyvanse 30 mg for 15 days , I noticed I was getting some chest pain , then it stopped after the first day then about 9 or tenth day it came back and ears hurting , I stopped taking after days and talked to my doctor , he says the side effects will go away . So I took it for 3 days and at night I m noticing I m having cold feet now . Before for those 15 days I had no cold feet . What do you suggest should I just get off this pill for good ? Will I get heart problems are artery problems ? Why would the doctor prescribe if you will get health problems ?
It is mostly due to some chest infection for which you can take azithromycin or moxikind-cv along with diominic-dca or wikoryl for chest heaviness. Take syrup ambrodil-s or respital-p for cough if present. Do warm water gargles and take steam inhalation to reduce the congestion and discomfort of the chest.For pain take any pain killer like akilos-p or biozobid-plus.
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What Causes Chest And Ear Pain While On Vyvanse?
It is mostly due to some chest infection for which you can take azithromycin or moxikind-cv along with diominic-dca or wikoryl for chest heaviness. Take syrup ambrodil-s or respital-p for cough if present. Do warm water gargles and take steam inhalation to reduce the congestion and discomfort of the chest.For pain take any pain killer like akilos-p or biozobid-plus.