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Lamez effect
What's the therapeutic dosage of lamez?
My doc prescribed me 25 which is to be slowly titrated to 50mg only with ssri. I read somewhere that lamez works at 200mg and above.
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Dosage always depends upon the response.And the rule is to start low,go slow.if suddenly dose ll be increased you ll experience several side effect which ll lead to discontinuation of that drug.In your case it is being used as mood stabiliser(not as an antiepileptic).So don't worry about the dose,if symptom is persisting consult for further management.
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It depends on individual to individual. Dose is different for the purpose of augmentation than sole agent. Moreover it differs for different indications.
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Gradually increase dose ...we always start with low dose ..then gradually increase dose once you will adjust with medicine
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
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Hyderabad
Do se is always individualised.
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