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Old 04-29-2009, 04:19 PM #1
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Default Mestinon dosage
My dosage is as follows-1/2 to 2 tablets 4 times daily. I increase 1/2 each week til dosage is correct? I now take 1 tab 4x daily. Isn't it more productive to have dosage at waking hours, where you can use it for muscle strength-rather than sleep- 3 x daily? Do you all take your mestinon 3 or 4 times daily?How am I going to be able to know when my dosage is right 1/2 to 2 tabs daily- will I know if I have too much-Can I expect to have increased strength & duration with increased medication or just not as much measurable weakness?
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