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im always tired


Question Posted Sunday March 28 2010, 7:09 pm

Hey i am a 19/f and for some reason i do get tired a lot. But i've noticed lately i get tired at the same time of the day. I take medicine for ADHD, focalin. And even when it wears out i get tired. But when i don't take it i still get tired the same time of the day like around 1 or 2 in the afternoon. What's wrong with me? I think it has to do with my diet, which consists of fast food, which i've cut down some what. But could there be other reasons possibly? thanks in advanced

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solidadvice4teens answered Tuesday March 30 2010, 6:27 pm:
The first thing I would do is phone your doctor about your medication. He/she can do a routine blood test to figure out if your dosage is too high.

It sounds as though it is if you feel like a zombie all the time and out on your feet. You shouldn't be this tired. That's not normal and a sign that your levels are way, way off.

Your diet likely isn't the main factor but certainly of concern. You have to find a way to eliminate the urge to eat all that food regularly. Your doctor can help with tips and a meal plan but the grunt work is yours alone.

Also, do you drink a lot of water each day? Medication like this requires that you drink a lot of water as it helps it to regulate and go through your system. Try that too and see if you feel a difference.

Get yourself to a doctor and have your focalin levels checked out. You're getting too much of that or something else that's been prescribed.

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Scribble answered Monday March 29 2010, 8:00 am:
If your diet consists primarily of junk it's entirely possible that you're missing something important. The most obvious one would be iron, lack of which can lead to anemia - the most common symptom of which is tiredness. I'd go to the doctor for a blood test; they can tell you if you're anemic and proscribe iron supplements, or let you know if there's something else missing from your diet.

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OhMyLucyDarling answered Monday March 29 2010, 12:12 am:
Medications can cause tiredness and drowsiness, If this has been going on for a long period of time I would consult a doctor.


If you are eating unhealthy, Greasy foods, Fried foods, etc. This can also cause tiredness and lack of energy.

What are your sleeping patterns? Do you go to bed at a normal time? Do you wake up at a normal time? If not then you might want to start going to bed earlier and setting your alarm clock.


I don't know to much about you, You didn't give much details but ask yourself if maybe you have signs of depression.

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