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What is classed as a high dose of amitriptylne?
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It varies.: It varies from person to person. A doctor usually will check an Amitriptyline blood level to make sure the dose is not too high. I consider doses above 75 mg daily to be high.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Amitriptyline: Usual adult dose for Depression is 25-150mg. daily.
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