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momentzWhy would you take add medication at 9pm?
250rnot going to get in a long discussion about it, but get off that bullshit strattera. i took it way back in the day and hated how it made me feel. I'm sure you already have, but you should really do some thorough research about that stuff. honestly its been so long that i forget all the bad effects that it could bring, but be careful with it. and no I'm not recommending that you switch to another add drug.
Prototype_1I actually started to take straterra cause I couldn't handle Adderall. But my doc says that straterra is the least harmful out of all of them.
250rso your just going to take your doctors word for it? i mean doctors always know best right? do your own research.
250rso your just going to take your doctors word for it? i mean doctors always know best right? do your own research.
250rso your just going to take your doctors word for it? i mean doctors always know best right? do your own research.
S.J.Wthat's the same logic that led people to think Vaccines give cancer.
250rok I'm way to tired to be arguing about this. ill be honest and say i tend to have biased view against how doctors prescribe add drugs but heres a quick copy paste just from wikipedia on the side effects. i never found strattera to actually do anything. op if you stopped taking strattera do you honestly think your school work would be effected? as terrible as they are at least the use of the stimulant drugs actually has some merit with add assuming you don't over do them. (strattera is the non-stimulant alternative add pharmaceutical)
Incidence of adverse effects:[2][3][13][14]
Very common (>10% incidence) adverse effects include:
Nausea (26%)
Dry mouth (20%)
Appetite loss (16%)
Insomnia (15%)
Fatigue (10%)
Headache
Cough
Common (1-10% incidence) adverse effects include:
Constipation (8%)
Dizziness (8%)
Erectile dysfunction (8%)
Somnolence (8%)
Abdominal pain (7%)
Urinary hesitation (6%)
Tachycardia (high heart rate) (5-10%)
Hypertension (high blood pressure) (5-10%)
Irritability (5%)
Abnormal Dreams (4%)
Dyspepsia (4%)
Ejaculation disorder (4%)
Hyperhidrosis (4%)
Vomiting (4%)
Hot flashes (3%)
Paraesthesia (3%)
Menstrual disorder (3%)
Weight loss (2%)
Depression
Sinus headache
Dermatitis
Mood swings
Uncommon (0.1-1% incidence) adverse effects include:
Suicide-related events
Hostility
Emotional lability
Aggression
Psychosis
Syncope
Tremor
Migraine
Hypoaesthesia
Seizure
Palpitations
Sinus tachycardia
QT interval prolongation
Increased blood bilirubin
Allergic reactions
Rare (0.01-0.1% incidence) adverse effects including
Raynaud's phenomenon
Abnormal/increased liver function tests
Jaundice
Hepatitis
Liver injury
Acute liver failure
Urinary retention
Priapism[15]
Male genital pain
I'm not saying that simply looking this up gives you the training of a doctor, but are all of those side effects really worth it for a drug whose effectiveness is quite debatable? I'm far from being the only one who did not find benefits from using strattera.
250ri never found strattera to actually do anything.
250rok I'm way to tired to be arguing about this.
Then shut the fuck up kid
OP what happened?
Prototype_1Well I survived the week without vomiting, but I hate straterra cause it still gives me the taste.
proZacheven though the nausea was most likely induced by the cereal and yogurt your lactose-intolerant ass ingested?
Prototype_1Well I survived the week without vomiting, but I hate straterra cause it still gives me the taste.