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The drug isn't perfect. All I'll say is that after 2 days is that it lessens the pain, and I am less bothered by my dizziness. I fear I won't be able to tolerate a 75mg dose. 37.5mg seems to be more than enough.
Please keep me updated if you don't mind. Maybe you can stay on the Smaller dose. Thanks so much
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