Migraine is currently listed as one of Strattera's less common side effects, general "headaches" are listed as more common.
Strattera can also caused increase heart rate and hypertension (high blood pressure), even if people with no previous risk of hypertension. One of the symptoms of hypertension can be headaches, sometimes severe ones along with other symptoms such as blurred vision and nausea/vomiting. So if you or your child is on Strattera and have not had migraines in the past, it is important to have your doctor monitor blood pressure rather than jumping to a diagnosis of migraine immediately. A doctor is much more likely to look at a young person describing bad headaches that cause vision changes and nausea and vomiting and think migraine rather than high blood pressure.
Other sI'm also wondering the same thing. My 11 yr. old son has been experiencing severe headaches recently. He has been on Strattera for 7 weeks now. The headaches have become severe just in the past week or so. Now that Strattera is at the therapeutic level in his blood, I'm thinking it's definitely a side effect in some people.The first day i took straetta it did triger a horrible migraine. on the second day i cut the dose in half and felt allot beter.
My 13 yr old daughter had her dosage increased 2 months ago, and is in the hospital now with a severe migraine- first one that I know of her having. It may be related.
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Any chemical from air coditioners cause migraines.
The "dents" in your skull are the joints between the different bones that compose it. They do not cause migraines.
No, it does not.
shoes are weapons that cause migraines and yes they do cause migraine's.
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the dilation of blood vessels is one of of the three things that cause migraines. the nervous system and genetics also submit to the problem. if you want to learn more about what to eat and drink to prevent migraines, go to www.Health.com.
Because one of the triggers which can cause migraines are the hormones which change during the menstrual cycle.
Yes, there are studies that show potassium nitrates can trigger migraines. It really all depends on how your body handles the substance and may not cause migraines in some people.
According to counsellingresource.com, it is an uncommon side effect but has been observed.
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The weather can cause chronic migranes such as too long in the sun or high humidity. Oversleeping can cause migraines and so can lack of sleep. Caffeine withdrawal is also a common factor in chronic migraines.