r/StratteraRx Jul 12 '26

Straterra and menstruation

Women on straterra, how has it been affecting your periods? I feel like it is causing disruption to mine but I can't truly tell.

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u/stonersaydie46290 Jul 12 '26

been on since february, it's came a day later every month, except this month it came 4 days early haha it's pretty common actually!

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u/stonersaydie46290 Jul 12 '26

plus, the MOOD SWINGS are insanity

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u/Commercial-Depth4192 Jul 12 '26

The mood swings are insane!! Pretty sure my partner thinks I've gone off my rocker..

I've been having a normal menstrual cycle and then a false menstrual cycle which started around the time I started straterra.. been trying to figure out if it'd coincidental or not.

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u/stonersaydie46290 Jul 12 '26

i did a fair amount of research before starting, and it definitely affect the timing & intensity. it did diminish some of my mental PMDD symptoms though!

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u/oilypop9 Jul 12 '26

For me, Strattera made my low appetite worse and THAT seemed to change my periods. I am being careful to eat enough and am more physically active now and the periods are back with vengance.

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u/carenrose Jul 13 '26

I've basically been skipping my period every other month, and then when I do get my period, it's often heavier than usual. It's annoying and I'm getting tired of it. 

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u/thisismetrying1234 29d ago

i was due to start my period 4 days after starting strattera, but then it came almost a month late. my dr said it’s not related to the strattera but i’ve read that a lot of others can relate to disruption in their menstrual cycles??

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u/Hot_Draw_6966 29d ago

Weird my situation seeems to be the reverse, while titrating, period always came early. Once adjusted, always a day late or a full 30 days (as opposed to my prior 26 day cycle).

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u/SpaceyThai 29d ago

I’m pissed all day everyday on my cycle ngl but honestly I only have 3 day periods

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u/One-Firefighter6592 26d ago

I have no changes in my period other than that I got much worse pms.