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5/7/2017 | | 25moderated by Philip
Atomoxetine (60mg) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
An effective medicine with few side effects compared to SSRIs, methylphenidate and dexamphetamine. Does little for the hyperactivity but a lot for the impulsiveness, anxieties, compulsions and concentration. For me, the side effects are obstipation, pain after ejaculation (nagging pain from my prostate) and difficulties with premature ejaculation, before I've properly come.
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4/17/2017 | | 40moderated by Philip
Atomoxetine (60mg) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
I've been using long-lasting methphenidate (Strattera) for a month now for my ADHD. I've know that I've had ADHD since I was 5. I started off on Ritalin, short-acting. But I really suffered with a rebound feeling. And now it seems like I'm starting to get that feeling again. My head gets heavy, I get nauseous, anxious, palpitations, incredibly tired, dizzy, crying all the time. My emotions are ...
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11/6/2015 | | 9moderated by Henry
Atomoxetine (40mg) for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
we have tried methylphenidate in all its variations but it gave more side effects than we could cope with. Problem with this medicine is that it is difficult to combine it with other psychotropic medicines.
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