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Originally Posted by ultramar
Oh, I just saw your dose, it's pretty low. Maybe you need to give a higher dose a chance before giving up on it. My understanding is that it's not one of those meds that you can go up 100's of milligrams, I think the cut-off (for proven effectiveness) is around 250, but of course your pdoc will know best. I started on 100 and it only helped a little, the 150 I'm on now is what has been so effective.
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I wondered the same abt the dosage. I'll be sure
to speak with my pdoc abt it.
Thx
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