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Old 04-01-2016, 05:18 PM #8
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When I wanted to taper off the Neurologist said you can do It slower than what is recommended for most. In other words just take off 100 mg from the evening dose for one week, then another 100 the following week from both the evening and afternoon dose and so forth........

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Thank you Cliffman.

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