Strattera online prescription available for ADHD

The side effects associated with taking Strattera are typically mild to moderate. Most Strattera side effects are associated with the gastrointestinal tract. Strattera has some common side effects. They may include:

• Nausea

• Vomiting

• An upset stomach

• Constipation

• Weight loss

• Poor appetite

• Drowsiness

• Dizziness

• Differences in sex drive

• Changes in the patient’s sexual abilities

• Dry mouth

• Tiredness and fatigue

Among female patients, it is also possible for Strattera to cause changes to the menstrual cycle. In this case, the patient may experience irregular or missed periods. Menstrual cramps may also feel somewhat worse while taking this medication. 

Other side effects, which are less common but might be more severe, could include:

• High blood pressure: There are some cases where the patient may experience increased blood pressure levels while using Strattera. A slight increase in blood pressure is not a primary concern for otherwise healthy individuals. However, if the drug causes a significant rise, it may lead to high blood pressure. This side-effect may not yield immediate symptoms but can have severe implications over a longer time span. 

• Liver disease: There are also very rare cases where the patient experiences the development of severe liver injury. If Strattera affects the liver, it could potentially lead to fatal complications. Patients should ensure they have a thorough understanding of symptoms that may indicate liver disease while they use the medication. Some signs may include consistent nausea and vomiting. A loss of appetite and abdominal pain are also signs of liver disease. In cases where liver disease develops due to Strattera, the patient may also find that their eyes and skin start to turn a yellowish color. 

• Heart attack: There have also been reports where people experienced a heart attack while they used Strattera. Stroke is another potential complication that is rare but can be extremely serious if it does occur. The patient should look for pain in the chest, left arm, and jaw. The pain may feel like it is radiating toward these parts. Sudden shortness of breath, problems speaking, the onset of confusion and weakness on a single side of the body are also signs of a heart attack. 

• Prolonged erection: There have also been cases where male patients experienced a prolonged erection while taking Strattera. This refers to an erection that lasts for a period of longer than four hours in total. In these cases, immediate medication attention is vital, as the condition can cause permanent damage to the tissues that form part of the male genitals if treatment is not provided promptly. 

There is also a risk of allergic reactions associated with using Strattera and its generic alternative. These allergic reactions have only been reported in very rare cases but can be severe. If a patient experiences an allergic reaction to the medication, they may experience trouble breathing, severe dizziness, and a rash on their skin. Their throat, face, and tongue may also feel itchy and swell up. Some may also complain about stomach pain. Serious cardiovascular events can occur if these adverse effects are not treated.

You should call your doctor if you notice any of these severe symptoms, or if you develop any other new or concerning symptoms. There are cases where the medication is provided to young children older than six. Parents and caregivers must pay close attention to the child during these events. Young pages have had severe adverse reactions, including a higher risk of suicidal thoughts. This is why extra care is needed when using Strattera for children and adolescents. Careful assessment of the ADHD treatment plan can ensure suicidal thinking is observed early on in these pediatric patients. If you are having a medical or mental health emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room right away.

Strattera may cause serious drug interactions. Don’t change what you take without checking with your doctor or pharmacist. That includes other medications or supplements, as well as over-the-counter drugs. 

Always avoid MAO inhibitors when taking Strattera. Drug interactions between Strattera and MAO inhibitors can sometimes lead to fatal complications. 

Some examples of MAO inhibitors include:

• Methylene blue

• Selegiline

• Isocarboxazid

• Moclobemide

• Phenelzine

• Rasagiline

• Procarbazine

If a patient has taken an MAO inhibitor, it's critical to wait at least two weeks before using Strattera. This includes children and adolescents who first treated ADHD with another drug therapy.

It is also important to understand that certain dietary supplements may have an impact on blood pressure levels or cause an increase in the patient’s heart rate. In these cases, speaking with your doctor before using Strattera is best.

Strattera can have an impact on both heart rate and blood pressure. The effects can become more serious when supplements cause similar side effects. Thus, these are also possible drug interactions to keep in mind.

Both pediatric and adult patients should be closely monitored during the earlier stages of treatment.

Ask your doctor or pharmacist if it is acceptable to consume alcohol while taking Strattera.

Some research shows that regular alcohol consumption may result in certain mental complications due to the depressive nature of the substance. Alcohol may also reduce the medication’s ability to do its job, making it less effective at helping you pay attention and to reduce fidgeting. Additionally, some research suggests that combining alcohol and Strattera can significantly increase the risk of side effects caused by ADHD medication.