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Old 06-20-2009, 01:11 PM #5
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Did you stop cold turkey? Out of curiosity did you start the dose ar 1800? I ask cause I was started at 300 to work up increase every week of 300?I am confused of why you went off cause you felt worse then when you started or had other side effects? Maybe this was not the right med or a high enough dose can you talk to your doc?Sending thoughts
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