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My neurologist prescribed me topalex for chronic migraines i have been on it for two months can i just stop taking it or do i need to follow a way off?
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Depends upon dose: It really depends upon the dose. It is best to talk to your prescribing physician about how to stop this drug. They can guide you to the safest way.
Answered 12/30/2017
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