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by foxysgirl, Aug 23, 2008 09:53PM
i think the ativan is too strong for me so my dr said take a half 4 times a day has anyone else had this problem im very ill tonight and i took a depokote as i decided to taper off instead of just stopping it as my dr said any thoughts...i was only on depokote since the 8 of aug and also the ativan stopped my klonopin and was put on ativan and i was doing good till today yesterday i took 4 ativans instead of 3 maaybe thats why 1 mg pills ot yesterdat is when i cut back to 250 mg of depokote instead of 500 mg i could use some ideas
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by CMSliwa, Aug 23, 2008 11:16PM
Well, ativan can feel strong at first.  you should be using the smallest effective dose as possible.  I started taking .25 MG as needed.  Later on though I built up a tolerance and had to up the dose to .5.  Now I'm on my way to 1.  But you should definately use the smallest dose possible.
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