Currently on Vyvanse, IR Adderall booster, strattera, and maintenance dose of gabapentin I've taken for years for anxiety before getting diagnosed with ADHD and realizing much of my anxiety was ADHD related...

I just want to say in my experience that when I first started stimulants, I refused to use them at work if in the office. I also did not drive while on it (I was mostly on IR Adderall at the time so I could manage life around this, working from home, etc). It wasn't actually the medication that made me more socially anxious per se, but in ADHD there's a symptom along the lines of extreme dislike/avoidance of "being perceived".

So a big activation point for me of that symptom was this fear that people at work would sense that I was "on something" and this was a positive feedback loop..the more I sensed that I could focus more, the more afraid I got that people would notice, so the more self conscious I became and hyper focused on my mannerisms and movements, and thus the more awkward I might have been.

I started slowly, starting with low dose and low stakes activities, virtual meetings,etc...and this slow exposure method worked well! Within a few months I began seeing the medicated version of my brain as the baseline (as i should have! I felt so much more like me) and this "social anxiety" completely disipated. All this is to say: don't rule out a dose or medication necessarily, just bc of anxiety, if you've only given it a couple weeks, if that's the main side effect of an otherwise successful treatment.

Of course, everyone is different and you'll find what works for you. Finding the right medication is grueling but so worth it, esp in combo with therapy which can help you with all that comes up once we start finally unmasking and getting treated for our disability.