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My doctor put me on xl 150mg once daily then told me to increase to two pills a day in a week. does this sound accurate?
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Depends: This depends on what the medication is and what the condition being treated is. For example it wouldn't be advisable for treating conditions like hypertension or cardiac arrhythmias due to potential rebound on days that the lesser dose is taken. Your pharmacist should be able to advise you about this matter also.
Answered 5/16/2017
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