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Doctor ! I am suffering from OCD & my doctor has prescribed me SERTA 100 MG 1.0.1. , PEXEP CR 25 MG 0.0.1. & RESPERIDONE 1 MG (MD) at 0.0.1. But the problem is that the RESPERIDONE is rarely available in strength of 1 MG. So my question is that can I take .5 mg + .5mg in place of while 1 MG at night. (0.0.1)
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Yes u can take two 0.5 instead of one of 1 mg..
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Yes you can take two tablets of 0.5 mg strength or you can instead also take half of 2 mg tablet. There are several brands with 2mg tablet which is scorable( breakable) in half
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Yes you can take two tablets of 0.5 instead of 1
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Yes you can take two tablets of 0.5 mg
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