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On a lamotrigine 100 mg. how much folic acid should i be taking?
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Range of dosing: Minimal about 400 mcgs, and maximal 4 mg daily. Doctors do vary in their recommendations. Many of my colleagues would use 800 mcgs daily.
Answered 3/7/2014
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