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Is it appropriate to ask my psychiatrist to raise my dosage of valium?
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Yes: You should be able to ask your psychiatrist any questions. Most likely the response will be why do you want to raise your dosage of Valium? This should lead to an appropriate discussion of the problems you are having. The final answer about your dosage will depend on the reason that you are receiving it in the first place, dosage, other medications you are on and how your treatment is evolving
Answered 7/27/2014
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