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Posted by vincent on November 4, 2002, at 6:18:11
Hi,
I can't tolerate normal dosage of AD cause they give me a lot of side effects.
So i'm trying to go on reduced dosage of AD, but i do not know if they could be effective or not.
I am currently on 10 mg of Prozac + 1 mg of Reboxetine + 25 mg of Amisulpride.
I have no side efects at all at these dosage.
Any experience about?
Any effective?
Thanks for your share.
Posted by Krysti on November 5, 2002, at 16:00:40
In reply to AD's SUBTHERAPEUTIC dosage: any success?, posted by vincent on November 4, 2002, at 6:18:11
Hi Vincent,
This is just my opinion, but I don't agree that there is one therapeutic dose for everyone. If a lower dose works for you, than it's doing what it's supposed to and that's great. I'm pretty sensitive to meds and usually take a smaller dose than the so called "therapeutic" dose. Whatever works!
Good luck to you : )
Krysti
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