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Re: Switched from Adderall XR to Strattera

Re: Switched from Adderall XR to Strattera2012-07-02T07:28:25+00:00

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July 2, 2012 at 7:28 am #106001

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Stimulants are used as first -line therapy for treatment of ADHD and studies have shown to be most effective.

Strattera does not have the track record of stimulants in terms of efficacy.

Your doctor made the call. If you have questions discuss it with him. From what I have read the tightness in the chest varies from

one person to the next. If you have good cardiac history then doctor should investigate if it was the Adderall or something else.

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