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Old 02-04-2015, 07:47 PM #1
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Default tapering of Amitriptyline
Does any one know approximately how a schedule would be for tapering off from Amitriptyline. I know it would depend on dose and length of therapy. Therapy has been 20 mg for about 2 years. I know it has to be done under the doctor's care. I gues it needs to be done very slowly?
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