Methylphenidate sr

2023-07-27 18:16:54
My doctor prescribed methylphenidate sr inspiral 10mg and 20mg But when I went to medical only 20mg available It's methylphenidate sr inspiral I want to know can i take 20mg methylphenidate sr half by breaking it? Doctor said first week take 10mg But 10mg tablet was not available
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I would advise not to break the tablet. As sustained release tablets are meant to slowly dissolve in you gastrointestinal tract. Breaking it will decrease the time duration of it's effect
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You can ask your doctor where you can find 10 mg tablet nearby
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always use sustained release tablets in whole

Answered2023-07-28 06:49:14

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Please ask your Doctor who prescribed this medicine. I understand that in the case of many people on this forum, their Doctors go on a long leave (out of India) immediately after prescribing such medicines and they don't carry their mobile phones with them.

Answered2023-07-28 03:05:11

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Yes

Answered2023-07-27 19:38:09

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Yes if composition is same for both Medicines and dosage is double u can half the given medicine and take it . But next time take the 10mg tab as prescribed by your current doctor

Answered2023-07-27 18:43:56

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Need to know more detailed history and clinical examination for further evaluation and management Kindly consult 😊🙏

Answered2023-08-04 05:42:37

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2023-07-28 05:05:37

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2023-07-28 02:22:44

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You may  rtake 20  MG,  upto 40 MG can take in a day

Answered2023-07-27 18:51:22

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