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My anxiety tablets have been increased from lower dose to next dose up. i have been told to double up my tablets with what i have left. it means????
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See below: You can ask your doctor to give you more clarification on the dosing instructions. For example if you are taking 0.25 mg of a medicine daily, and you were to increase your dose by doubling up your tablets, you would take 0.5 mg of your medicine a day.
Answered 1/28/2018
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