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Old 07-03-2011, 03:33 PM #12
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Default Dear JudeLauren
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I was prescribed it 1st in 2009 for mood stabilizing, also anxiety, in hospital. I think it started high (400-500 mg/day--does that sound possible?), then dropped to 200--finally too 100 in a.m. at release.
As I've said, it was increased back to 200 for anxiety but I had speech probs that time.
JudeLauren,

Anxiety has certainly decreased. Mood seems to have lifted up a bit too.
I've been on it for 9 days at the approx 120 dose.

How long did you stay on the med?

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