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Old 09-04-2010, 06:48 AM #1
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Default Mestinon and reactions

Hi,
My neurologist says for me to take 30 mg of mestinon every 4 hours while awake, if I have symptoms or not., I tried that but I actually developed symptoms especially ocular, i cut it down to 15mg but still I do better without it and only using it when I have symptoms seems to help me better., I know when I go to him again he will insist to use it continuously, but Iknow my body and what happens.
anyone else in this situation with the mestinon?
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