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I felt a little like that when I started Ritalin. It didn’t last too long though, and I literally worked through it by cleaning whenever I felt jittery.

Regardless of what the official side effects are, everyone reacts to meds differently. Unless it's causing a medical issue (such as hives, other allergic reactions, any symptoms that make it more difficult to perform daily tasks), I would stay on it for a little while longer. Pay close attention to your heart rate though; it may not seem problematic now, but things can change. More than any of this, give your doctor (or nurse practitioner, if they have one) a call. If calling is anxiety-inducing, it might take some work to find, but you can probably contact them via email. Final note: I am in NO WAY a doctor of any kind. This is based solely on my personal experience.

Jitters can be both apart of ADHD and stimulants. My pulse rate was also elevated and causing minor symptoms from that so I saw a cardiologist, he had me try non stimulant meds but a MAJOR symptom of my ADHD is chronic fatigue and the non stimulant wasn't helping that. I now am back on my stimulant and take a beta blocker to keep my pulse lower. With stimming there is an endless list of things you can do, you can find ways to move your whole body, have a finger/hand fidget, listen to calming music, the list is basically endless

obviously it's not always an option but any level of cardio always helps me the most. by 'any level' i mean, even just walking my dog around the block helps me personally l.

What dosage did your doctor put you on?