I'm currently taking Concerta and experiencing extreme dizziness and curious if it will go away?

Eat more. drink more water. Get a good 8-12 hours of sleep every night. That dizziness is usually due to the lack of protein and or water when you are on stimulants. It could also be because of elevated blood pressure- talk to your doctor if it doesn't stop. You may need medications that help lower your blood pressure.

I have been taking Concerta ER 72MG daily for approx two years. (2x36MG first thing in the AM. There are so many variables involved that cause different side-effects when starting any new medication. I was diagnosed ADD at the age of 42. I think I can relate to the dizziness you described. In my case, I would feel like my vertigo was off course. Lightheaded and sometimes clumsy all at once - like my brain had a hard time telling my hands what to do - my motor skills would kind of short-circuit for a moment. I always dropped my keys, cell phone, etc. Sounds crazy... Its hard to explain. Also, rising from a sitting position to quickly would make me dizzy and faint for a moment... Almost a feeling like I was going to pass out. A common side effect with a lot of meds from what I've read. For most folks, bothersome side effects tend to subside after a week or two with stimulant meds. In my experience, the dizziness went away, and the hyper feeling you mentioned faded within a few days, for me. Stimulant meds are tricky, as far as getting the most beneficial dose correct.My neuro-psych had to change the MG and several different meds b4 it seemed to fit. the most intense side effects that I experienced was with Adderral XR. Its frustrating titrating dose amounts at first to get the right effect to focus better. That is the way it is with stimulant type medication, I learned. After taking Concerta ER for some time, it makes me tired, which doesn't make sense to those w/ ADDA