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Expert Q&A
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| By Alesia Hanson, RPh Registered Pharmacist | ||
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Is Strattera safe for a child with a heart murmur?
It may be safe, but that is something that should be evaluated by the prescribing physician. The makers of Strattera recommend using this medication with caution in anyone with heart problems. It would depend on the severity of the murmur and the child's overall health."
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