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Strattera (atomoxetine) is a non-stimulant medication used to treat ADHD, but it is not typically available in a chewable form. However, some chewable alternatives for ADHD treatment include certain formulations of guanfacine (like Intuniv) or specific stimulant medications that may come in chewable forms, such as certain methylphenidate products. It's important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the best option based on individual needs and preferences.
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Similar term to drug?
Medicine could be another way to mean drug.
What kind of medicine I'm going to take if i have urinary infection?
You can take an over the counter urinary pain relief medicine. But you will need to get seen by a doctor so you can also get a prescription for Cipro or another similar antibiotic.
Does Adderall come up as a positive for amphetamines in a drug screen?
No; Strattera is in no way chemically similar to amphetamines.
What is a longer word for medicine?
The similar synonym is "medication."
What is neorin as a medicine?
it is a medicine for common cold, it contains anti-histamine and de-congestion. It is very similar to clarinase
What does the term approved name of medication mean?
Each medicine has an approved name called the generic name. A group of medicine that have similar actions often have similar sounding generic names
Which god or goddess is similar to Athena?
Minerva. She was the godess of poetry, medicine, and wisdom.
Why do baby get confused with candy for medicine?
Similar appearance without knowledge to differentiate.
What is a word with a meaning similar to that of another word?
A synonym is a word with a meaning similar to that of another word.
What is the another name for Nadaswaram and what is it similar to the 'North Indian'?
Another name is 'Nagaswaram' and it is similar to 'North Indian' by ''SHENNAI".
What is another god similar to Athena in another culture?
Minerva, of the Roman Culture, is similar to the Greek goddess Athena.
Can Strattera cause frequent hot flashes?
I'm on Strattera. I'm experiencing hot flashes. However, I'm also 51 and it's probably attributable to menopause. Nevertheless, I thought I'd Google strattera/hot flashes to see if there was a pattern. I've been on 25 mg of Strattera for about a month now and I have noticed a huge increase in the number of hot flashes I have (I'm 33). I also have noticed that I feel sweaty most of the time on the back of my neck and forehead. When I'm at the gym or doing some kind of physical activity, I seem to produce more sweat than I have in the past. I have been taking 25MG of strattera for 6 days now and I have had hot flashes all of those days and my hands and feet are very cold. Usually after I after my lunch hour I am freezing but warm up after I start working again. Yes, I've definitely experienced them since on the Strattera. Luckily they've gone away after about a year of use. However, they have been replaced by cold legs/feet.
