As a parent of an ADHD child and a psychiatrist I would say that most children should not be taken off of the ADHD treatment for the summer. There are studies showing that children need to be able to focus to be able to attend to facial expressions and learn to understand how their behavior or choices impact other children. Untreated children, especially boys, may not learn appropriate social behavior. As Strattera cannot be used "as needed" the way stimulant can, it would have to be restarted weeks before school starts anyway.
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As long as the child's behavior doesnt seem to suddenly change, or they seem really depressed or irritable it should be fine, but talk to your doctor just to be sure.
No medication is effective for dyslexia. Strattera can should only be used for ADD or ADHD.
Mangos and grapes are the fruits should be taken in the month of summer.
Yes, lyrica and strattera can be taken together. It is a rather speedy combo if I do say so, the lyrica can produce a "rolling" effect. And the strattera enhances that quite a bit. I should know, I'm doing it right now :]
Yes
taken with strattera
Yes I take 80mg strattera and 100mg Lamictak
puede tomarse strattera por la mañana y atarax 25 por la noche?
Strattera is usually taken for ADD. It can affect appetite, therefore making u lose weight.
Professional baby photos taken of my child should be taken each year. Ot is important to take many pictures because your child can frame them when he or she gets older.
yes
Atomoxetine (Strattera) should not be mixed with other SNRI (Selective Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor) medications. It should also not be combined SSRI's such as Fluoextine. You should not take Straterra with medications such as Albuterol before contacting your Primary care physician as the combination of Atomoxetine can increase heart rates (fibrillation) and blood pressure. However, Strattera can be taken with over-the-counter medication that has no effect on heart rate or blood pressure. You should avoid decongestant or some natural products without the approbation of your doctor.
water lemonade and other refreshing drinks