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I'm on 60mg mirtazapine per night. i'm starting a job as a paramedic soon and i need to know what to do about my dose for night shift. delay the dose?
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Yes, delay. : Yes. Delay and take it in the morning.
Answered 3/4/2017
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Sleep: If you're on night shift I would suggest you take it in the morning before you go to sleep
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