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A member asked:
Is it dangerous if i was prescribed 40mg of fluoxetine (prozac) , but i've been taking 60mg?
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Probably not: This is probably not dangerous. However, I do not know the basics of your condition. One should never adjust their medications without consulting their doctor.
Answered 8/17/2013
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