JASON973
02-04-09, 03:45 PM
I started Adderall about 45 days ago. I went to see my Doctor to get a new prescription. I am on 15mg Morning, 15 mg Afternoon, and 10 mg late afternoon as needed. Anyway, he took my blood pressure, and it was high. I believe it was 145/95, and I hadn't taken my adderall since the day before. He suggested I see my regular doctor to get clearance for additional adderall.
My regular doctor took my blood pressure, and said it was very high, and said it was most likely from the adderal even though I hadn't taken it for over 2 days. I told him it was important for me to continue with the adderall because it really helps. He said he understood, and prescribed 10 mg of Lisinopril. Since my heart rate is low, he said this should help without dropping my hr any.
It has been 3 days, and not much change in blood pressure. 150/85.
1) Is this something that will take time to work, or should I start researching other blood pressure meds?
2) Has anyone else had this problem?
3) Can I continue to work out, or should I wait until my pressure drops?
4) How long would Adderall effect my BP after I took it?
Thanks in advance.
P.S. I am a 37 year old male, go to the gym regularly, am in good health.
My regular doctor took my blood pressure, and said it was very high, and said it was most likely from the adderal even though I hadn't taken it for over 2 days. I told him it was important for me to continue with the adderall because it really helps. He said he understood, and prescribed 10 mg of Lisinopril. Since my heart rate is low, he said this should help without dropping my hr any.
It has been 3 days, and not much change in blood pressure. 150/85.
1) Is this something that will take time to work, or should I start researching other blood pressure meds?
2) Has anyone else had this problem?
3) Can I continue to work out, or should I wait until my pressure drops?
4) How long would Adderall effect my BP after I took it?
Thanks in advance.
P.S. I am a 37 year old male, go to the gym regularly, am in good health.