Re: Remeron: Only 15 mg needed - not necessarily

Posted by Amy Blue on July 18, 2001, at 13:33:59

In reply to Remeron: Only 15 mg Is Really Needed, posted by SalArmy4me on July 16, 2001, at 2:50:13

Not necessarily true. Since Remeron causes more sedation at lower doses, it would follow that taking a higher dose would alleviate the excessive drowsiness one may experience at 15 mg. So if one was taking 15 mg and feeling a good response to their depression but overly groggy, then they could increase the dose to alleviate the groggy feeling while keeping the AD properties. Higher dosage may also reduce the weight gain many report with Remeron.
"There are anecdotal and theoretical reasons to suspect that higher doses will decrease the problem of sedation"

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