I have been taking straterra since friday. I sleep good just nightmares. Even though i got 10 hours of rest im so sleepy i cant stand it. also my head tingiles at the top why. someone plez help
Strattera - why am I so tired and it causes the top of my head to tingle - why?
Question posted by Bridgette81 on 9 Sep 2012
Last updated on 11 September 2012
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Hello Bridgette81. Delila gave you a solid answer. I'll add that fatique as mentioned is a common side effect (I'll add the numbers) that effects between 2 to 9% of people taking the drug. Regards pledge
Another great answer! Good morning Pledge. Having my first cuppa right now. Care to join me? :o)
I will : )
Sounds like a plan. Goodmorning Ladies. I'll bring a loaf of french bread (my favorite) and yellow pound cake, along with assorted cookies. Brunch!
Only have 3 more hours for my caffeine, & then it's 24 hours without! Yikes! Pour it on... Mary
Coming right up. Fresh pot just finished perking away here. Have a good one :-0)
Hi, feeling drowsy is listed in the side effects of Strattera - also a tingling sensation has been reported. As you are new to this medication, it is quite normal for you to take a while to adjust to it, and in the mean time, it is quite normal to have some symptoms, such as you have mentioned. Be aware of your mood whilst on Strattera, if you start to feel a low mood, or depression, it is important to inform your doctor asap. This could be exacerbated by the tiredness and nightmares. Just wanted to mention that. I am not sure of the time frame when it comes to the induction period of this medication, so if the drowsiness continues passed a week or two, just check with you doctor or pharmacist as to if this is normal. Hopefully the tingling will subside also when your body gets used to this new medication.
Great answer my friend..Mary
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