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A member asked:
I took a genetic swab test which says i metabilize 200 mg of immediate release luvox taken all in pm rather quickly...woud trying 250 cr possibly help?
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Yes, : Some people are metabolize drugs faster than others, and they benefit from sustained release medications, dosing more frequently, or using a higher dose of a quick release form once a day at a time that minimizes the side effects. Your doctor can decide what is best for you.
Answered 12/5/2018
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