Infrequent Side-Effects

Dry Mouth   Some people taking this medication experience dry mouth. Although dry mouth may not go away completely, it usually gets better with time. Dry mouth can be relieved by sucking on hard candy or crushed ice, drinking plenty of fluids, or eating frozen grapes.

Headache   Dexedrine (dextroamphetamine) can cause headaches, which often fade as your body adjusts to the medication. If you experience headaches and they're disruptive, talk to your doctor or therapist before you take any pain medications. He or she can let you know which medications are safe to take with Dexedrine (dextroamphetamine)

Nausea   Most people who experience this side-effect notice that it disappears in a few weeks. To reduce or eliminate nausea, eat several small meals per day instead of three big ones, or try snacking on dry toast or crackers.

Loss of appetite & weight loss   You may experience decreased appetite and as a result, may lose weight even if you are not trying to. Try eating smaller, but more frequent meals to take in more calories. Your doctor or therapist can help you monitor your weight and suggest a high calorie (but healthy) diet for you if weight loss continues to be a concern.