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2025-11-18 02:06:22
I was prescribed toficalm 50 and lopez 2 mg for 1 month later on tapering process continued for 3 months presently my doctor prescribed lopez 1 mg for 3 months can tapering of lopez be done with using toficalm at lower dose and using Lopez 0.5 mg because when I started tapering lopez it started rebounds.
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Answered2025-11-20 04:49:15

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Slow tapering can be done. No problem

Answered2025-11-18 18:16:38

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Answered2025-11-18 13:01:39

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You shouldn’t change doses on your own. Lopez must be tapered very slowly, and Toficalm isn’t a replacement for it. Since you had rebound symptoms, discuss with your doctor for a slower, supervised taper or smaller dose steps.
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Answered2025-11-18 10:38:19

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