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I just started taking Vyvanse 30mg last month. Signed all the contacts for regular drug testing and everything. I was a drug addict and have been sober for 6 and a half years; I've been honest with my doctor about everything too. I've been sober from everything, even weed and alcohol. The other day I went to my check up a month later and did the rapid urine tests, had no worries because I have nothing to hide and have no urges to misuse it or anything. I take it at the same time everyday right before work at 8am. The doctor comes in the room to tell me my results and I tested negative for everything. Not only my Vyvanse but my Lexapro I'm prescribed and take everyday as well. Needless to say I was very thrown off.

A little context here. I'm a woman who's 5'9 and 215lbs. I exercise regularly, cardio mainly and currently have been in a calorie deficit for 8 months, I've lost 45lbs so far. I sweat a lot after my workouts and drink plenty of water and have told my doctor in case that would interfere with the negative drug tests. I was very embarrassed because since I use to be an addict, I can see why they'd be concerned. I've always been honest with them and told them I take it everyday; my husband even locks it in a safe and gives me one in the morning because of my history for safe measure which my doctors encourage. Thankfully my doctor does believe me and thinks it's an issue with the rapid urine testing there for they're going to do more complex tests which I am more than willing to do. I told them they can test me multiple times for blood, urine, hair if needed because I have nothing to hide.

This medication has worked great for me, I am more calm and collected and can stay focused. It doesn't effect my appetite or sleep either like I thought it would which is good. I'm very relieved the doctor is working with me, but has anyone else gone through this? I talked with my parents about this and they're just as confused. My cousin's who's on the same meds tested positive for her regular drug screenings too, so this is just super weird to me and I'm very proud and devoted to my sobriety. This is also the first time I've ever been tested for meds before because this is my first time being prescribed an ADHD medication.

I just started taking Vyvanse 30mg last month. Signed all the contacts for regular drug testing and everything. I was a drug addict and have been sober for 6 and a half years; I've been honest with my doctor about everything too. I've been sober from everything, even weed and alcohol. The other day I went to my check up a month later and did the rapid urine tests, had no worries because I have nothing to hide and have no urges to misuse it or anything. I take it at the same time everyday right before work at 8am. The doctor comes in the room to tell me my results and I tested negative for everything. Not only my Vyvanse but my Lexapro I'm prescribed and take everyday as well. Needless to say I was very thrown off.

A little context here. I'm a woman who's 5'9 and 215lbs. I exercise regularly, cardio mainly and currently have been in a calorie deficit for 8 months, I've lost 45lbs so far. I sweat a lot after my workouts and drink plenty of water and have told my doctor in case that would interfere with the negative drug tests. I was very embarrassed because since I use to be an addict, I can see why they'd be concerned. I've always been honest with them and told them I take it everyday; my husband even locks it in a safe and gives me one in the morning because of my history for safe measure which my doctors encourage. Thankfully my doctor does believe me and thinks it's an issue with the rapid urine testing there for they're going to do more complex tests which I am more than willing to do. I told them they can test me multiple times for blood, urine, hair if needed because I have nothing to hide.

This medication has worked great for me, I am more calm and collected and can stay focused. It doesn't effect my appetite or sleep either like I thought it would which is good. I'm very relieved the doctor is working with me, but has anyone else gone through this? I talked with my parents about this and they're just as confused. My cousin's who's on the same meds tested positive for her regular drug screenings too, so this is just super weird to me and I'm very proud and devoted to my sobriety. This is also the first time I've ever been tested for meds before because this is my first time being prescribed an ADHD medication.

27 years old and I've been having weird periods for the past 6 years. One year I only had 2 periods in a year, in April and November. They started getting better, but I'd still get them every other month, then for another year or so it went back to normal and then irregular every other month again.

Starting 7 months ago is when the periods for 2.5 weeks started. I've been in and out of doctors offices, sent to a women's specialist because I live in a small town with not many options. I've had papsmears, transvaginal ultrasounds, hormone testing, all sorts of tests done to rule out everything and everything comes back normal; I'm fucking exhausted, the only thing I got diagnosed with is PMDD. A week before and during my periods I experience intense mood swings. I sob, not cry, fucking sob over nothing. It makes me so depressed like there's a heavy cloud above me that won't fuck off no matter what I do. It's even put suicidal thoughts in my head but I have so much to live for and can think logically to not go through with any of those thoughts. I have a wonderful husband who takes great care of me and gives me all the support and reassurance I need when I have those scary episodes. It's literally so intense I just don't know what to do but feel it. The rage is so hard to control too; it's affected my work and other relationships.

I have an upcoming surgery on June 25th to not get an ablation but something similar? It's like scraping the uterine lining out to lessen my periods but not an ablation, I forgot the word for it. I'm also getting my tubes removed while they're at it because I've never wanted kids. They can't diagnose me with anything but are positive this surgery will help. I don't know anyone in my life dealing with the same thing, I feel so incredibly alone and it makes me want to scream. I'm wondering if there's other women out there who are going through the same as me. I eat well and exercise regularly as well. Normally it's a good thing when they tell me nothing's wrong, but I'm so frustrated with not having answers. Also to add I cannot take any birth control as I suffer from hormonal migraines; all the times I tried it, it gave me more frequent migraines.

27 years old and I've been having weird periods for the past 6 years. One year I only had 2 periods in a year, in April and November. They started getting better, but I'd still get them every other month, then for another year or so it went back to normal and then irregular every other month again.

Starting 7 months ago is when the periods for 2.5 weeks started. I've been in and out of doctors offices, sent to a women's specialist because I live in a small town with not many options. I've had papsmears, transvaginal ultrasounds, hormone testing, all sorts of tests done to rule out everything and everything comes back normal; I'm fucking exhausted, the only thing I got diagnosed with is PMDD. A week before and during my periods I experience intense mood swings. I sob, not cry, fucking sob over nothing. It makes me so depressed like there's a heavy cloud above me that won't fuck off no matter what I do. It's even put suicidal thoughts in my head but I have so much to live for and can think logically to not go through with any of those thoughts. I have a wonderful husband who takes great care of me and gives me all the support and reassurance I need when I have those scary episodes. It's literally so intense I just don't know what to do but feel it. The rage is so hard to control too; it's affected my work and other relationships.

I have an upcoming surgery on June 25th to not get an ablation but something similar? It's like scraping the uterine lining out to lessen my periods but not an ablation, I forgot the word for it. I'm also getting my tubes removed while they're at it because I've never wanted kids. They can't diagnose me with anything but are positive this surgery will help. I don't know anyone in my life dealing with the same thing, I feel so incredibly alone and it makes me want to scream. I'm wondering if there's other women out there who are going through the same as me. I eat well and exercise regularly as well. Normally it's a good thing when they tell me nothing's wrong, but I'm so frustrated with not having answers. Also to add I cannot take any birth control as I suffer from hormonal migraines; all the times I tried it, it gave me more frequent migraines.