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TITRATION LEVELS

Posted by Lawrence on November 14, 1999 at 08:59:45:
Earlier I posted a similar message which I am redoing for more readers to notice. I believe that the doctors are overprescribing the titration levels and not advising about the side effects. I believe that many who went on to surgery because they could not take the high titration levels might have done well on lower levels. I for example am functioning well at 6 and not at 11 as I was told. I could not tolerate the 11 pressure in my face. I intend to discuss this with my doctor.

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