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What is considered an adult dosage of naltrexone per day?
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For treatment for narcotic addiction, recommendation is one half pill (25mg) initially, and repeat in one hour with other half of pill. Thereafter, 50mg per day for a weekly total of 350 mg. Stop all narcotics 7 days before starting naltrexone.
Answered 2/18/2022
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