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One Milliliter to Twenty-five Milligrams
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One Milliliter to Twenty-five Milligrams
by Dawnxbear » Thu Nov 22, 2007 2:26 am
I was taking Doxepin (an anti-depressant) in liquid form (1.0 milliliter) as a sleeping aid. Since I felt that my body was getting used to the dose, I asked my doctor to increase it. He prescribed 25.0 milligrams in capsule form, telling me to cut the tablet in half and take 12.50 milligrams each evening. The pharmacy said I can only get it in capsule form, so he told me to take the 25.0 milligram capsule. I have only been taking it for four days now, but I'm not noticing much of a difference. How much of an increase was this actually?
- Dawnxbear
Re: One Milliliter to Twenty-five Milligrams
by Guest » Wed Dec 05, 2007 5:14 pm
Dawnxbear wrote:I was taking Doxepin (an anti-depressant) in liquid form (1.0 milliliter) as a sleeping aid. Since I felt that my body was getting used to the dose, I asked my doctor to increase it. He prescribed 25.0 milligrams in capsule form, telling me to cut the tablet in half and take 12.50 milligrams each evening. The pharmacy said I can only get it in capsule form, so he told me to take the 25.0 milligram capsule. I have only been taking it for four days now, but I'm not noticing much of a difference. How much of an increase was this actually?
Nobody can answer without knowing how many mg of Doxepin are in 1 ml liquid and how many mg of the same substance are in the 25 mg capsule since there are also innert additives.
- Guest
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