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Warning after common ADHD pill leaves 34-year-old 'violently ill' and 'needing resuscitation'

Daily Mail Health · 31 August 2026 at 16:19

Warning after common ADHD pill leaves 34-year-old 'violently ill' and 'needing resuscitation'

A Yorkshire man has warned ADHD sufferers of the risks of a commonly-taken treatment for the disorder - after the tablets made him 'violently sick'.

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Warning after common ADHD pill leaves 34-year-old 'violently ill' and 'needing resuscitation'

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