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Strattera Side Effects
Strattera liver side effects not revealed in clinical trials
The Strattera liver injury side effect wasn't picked up in the 6,000 patients who participated in the clinical trials that Eli Lilly conducted before approval. Side effects often show up only after millions of people start using a drug. Eli Lilly estimates that about two million people have used Strattera. Are you or is your child one of the patients who suffered dangerous liver side effects from taking Strattera?
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Strattera side effects include:
- an allergic reaction such as difficulty breathing; closing of the throat; swelling of the lips, tongue, or face; or hives
- irregular or fast heartbeats
- chest pain or high blood pressure (blurred vision or severe headache) or
- difficult urination
- extreme itchiness
- dark urine (like cola)
- yellow eyes and skin
- upper right-sided abdominal tenderness
- unexplained flu-like symptoms
- suicidal tendencies in children and teens
Other less serious Strattera side effects make occur such as:
- upset stomach, nausea, or vomiting
- decreased appetite
- constipation
- dry mouth
- insomnia
- decreased libido or sexual side effects
- menstrual cycle changes
- hot flushes or sweating
- fatigue
- dizziness
- irritability or mood swings
Strattera's main competitors are Johnson & Johnson's Concerta and Shire Pharmaceuticals Group's, Adderall. Strattera had $483.3 million in sales for the first three quarters of this year. Lehman Brothers analyst Anthony Butler forecasts Strattera sales of $770 million next year.
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Since Strattera is the only ADHD drug approved for both children and adults, Eli Lilly plans a marketing strategy focusing on adults.
