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Stop taking Recita 10 mg
Hi, I started Recita 10 mg 1 week back.. recently I generated some tension headaches and this was recommended by my doctor. But I am a bit strong that I could change my life style and that should keep me fine.. can I stop taking this medicine after 1 week or will there be any side effects? Or can I reduce the dosage to 5 mg for few days before stopping it?
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If you are confident about yourself and not feeling depressed make it half for few days and stop and observe. Taking antidepressants does not make a person weak, it means they are more stronger that they seek help for their psychological condition. So if symptoms recur don't hesitatw
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Reduce it to 5mg for few days, then stop
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