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Re:How autism may stem from problems with prediction by vanderZwan on Saturday March 10, 2018 @09:26PM (#16561399)
I started out with methylphenidate, but that gave me extremely high blood pressure and anxiety. It also completely removed my appetite Since about half a year I'm on lisdexamphetamine and it works a lot better, except for the hunger bit (although that also is a bit better).

Also, I can't drink coffee, not even a single cup in the morning, or I will end up skipping an entire night of sleep. That part is supposedly fairly unusual for AD(H)D so I'm wondering if I might be slightly misdiagnosed or something

EDIT: adderall = ritalin, vivanse = lisdexamphetamine, so my story has similarities to awsedrftg except my appetite is affected differently.

Re:How autism may stem from problems with prediction by always_good on Sunday March 11, 2018 @01:50AM (#16561965)
Re: your edit, you meant methylphenidate = ritalin, of course.
Re:How autism may stem from problems with prediction by vanderZwan on Sunday March 11, 2018 @07:19AM (#16562580)
Ooops... yes, thank you.