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At what time should I take fluvoxamine 100mg...my psychiatrist prescribed me 50 mg at morning and 100 mg at night
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Taking fluvoxamine in divided dose is good and it is effective continue as prescribed
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Please take as advised by your psychiatrist. If you are facing any intolerable side effects you need to inform him/her
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That is the correct way of taking fluvoxamine ! Follow your psychiatrist advise
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Usually it is a day time medication as it can cause insomnia in few. Rarely people complain of grogginess when it is given at night time. Surprised at the dosing for you, there must be a reason though. Good luck
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