After the nicotine is gone, and the brain stops releasing the positive neurotransmitters, smokeless tobacco users feel tired, depressed, and down. Nicotine also causes the brain to release a chemical called dopamine. Other very addictive drugs like cocaine make the brain release dopamine, too.
Treating Narcolepsy. The starting dose of Adderall for narcolepsy in children (age 6 to 12) is 5 mg daily (this dose may be increased by 5 mg per week if necessary). For people 12 and older, the starting dose of Adderall for narcolepsy is 10 mg daily (increased by 10 mg per week if needed).
Common Side Effects of Adderall. Taking Adderall may make you dizzy. It is recommended that you do not drive or operate machinery until you know how Adderall affects your body. Adderall has not been studied in children younger than age 6. Adderall may affect your child's growth. Your child's doctor will check your child's height and weight often. Let your doctor know if you or your child has heart problems, heart defects, high blood pressure, or a family history of heart problems. Heart-related problems reported with stimulants include: