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Doctor lowered my effexor dose from 225mg to 150mg. and i'm currently depressed, i don't understand his decision. someone explain please?
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It would be best to discuss this with your prescribing physician. Without knowing anything about your medical history, no one over the internet could second guess your physician.
Answered 10/28/2022
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