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I quit caffeine use 2.5 weeks ago. i unknowingly had 120 mg of it recently. will i have to go through the withdrawal process again (being drowsy), etc?
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Possibly not: When you use caffeine habitually and then suddenly stop, your body will have withdrawal symptoms. If you've gotten only one dose of it in the last 3 weeks, you may not have the same withdrawal effect again.
Answered 5/8/2016
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