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July 16, 2010 at 10:14 pm #92553

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July 16, 2010 at 10:14 pm
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Hi all. i started medication about two years ago. They have me on Adderall, Prosaic, and Strattera. Side effects for the most part are not there but I seemed to have a bout with dizziness when I first started Strattera. From what I understand some can get dizzy from it and some don’t. Well I did but i have to tell you, when they took me off of it, I noticed the difference in a short time. Remember I went 47 years with out medications and then when i started taking them I noticed how much they helped. So for now I’m going to start taken the Strattera again up to a dose of 80 mg.

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