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does anyone know how to get off mirapex been on max dosage. Movement neuro wants me off it but said it wuld take 6-8 weeks... got the new script to stop with and will be done with it in 3 weeks????

Let me know if you have been on and stopped this what can I expect to happen?

thanks in advance for any help
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