Yes, it can cause urinary retention can occur as a possible effect due to its mode of action.

Hi sir please consult a psychiatrist for further evaluation

Yes, Atomoxetine can rarely cause urinary retention due to its noradrenergic effect. Advice: • If symptoms started after Atomoxetine, discuss dose reduction or stopping the drug with your doctor. • Rule out urological causes if retention persists. • Alternative ADHD treatment options can be considered with your psychiatrist.

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It is very less likely that atomoxetine causes urine retention.Please consult for further details.

Yes, atomoxetine can rarely cause urinary retention due to increased noradrenergic tone affecting the bladder outlet. What to do: • Reduce dose or stop atomoxetine after consulting your doctor. • Consider alternative ADHD medications (e.g., amphetamine salts, bupropion, guanfacine/clonidine). • If severe, a urology evaluation may be needed. Consult your psychiatrist to adjust medication safely.

Less likely