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I was on anti depressants and started to feel better after a while. i told this to my doctor and she upped my dosage. why?
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Antidepressant : It stands to reason that although you were feeling better your dr. Felt that the dose needed to be increased. Please ask the prescribing dr. Why they increased your medicine.
Answered 2/17/2015
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