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April 6, 2010 at 8:59 am #91636

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hey dr j. tjankyou for reply.. i didnt understand what you meant, sorry.. do you mean start with 1mg of strattera a day? and increase then? sorry im a bit slow!! ..my doctor just says i bound to be feeling things more now that my brain is being slowed down, which i geuss makes sense.. i also read that strattera is meant only for short term use becasue it builds up in the body not like stimulant drugs, is that just a formality warning or is it safe for long term like the other type of drugs? thankyou

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