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Old 05-11-2010, 01:49 PM #14
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I think that a 3 day switch is too quick .
At least 5-7 days, keeping you at an interval
so you have at least one day in-between,
and at a lower 50mg increase
2-3 days in-between would be a conservative
and cautious titration for the switch.
I think that the body needs time to adjust,
and you need to keep watch for s/e at the intervals.


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