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Old 12-07-2011, 08:25 AM #22
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Speak to the doctor about the Plaquenil (after approved from the ophthalmologist) and starting it slowly. The typical dose is 400mg (total for the day). Some start with 50-100mg BID and work their way up. I too have numerous drug reactions, but am able to tolerate the Plaquenil.
I will do that. I always prefer to start new meds slowly so I'm pretty sure they won't object to it. Thanks for the excellent advice.
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