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Changing Ritalin dosage after 2 years necessary?

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shandee
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PostPosted: 04/30/08 - 03:04    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello, folks. My daughter has been taking Ritalin for 2 years. I would like to know whether changing Ritalin dosage after 2 years is necessary. I am not sure about this. I could really use some help with this. Thank you to all who answer my question. This will mean a lot to me. Bye!
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PostPosted: 05/21/08 - 19:19    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello. I haven’t heard anything about changing the dosage of Ritalin after 2 years. At least, it is like that for adults. For kids, it is little different. They should be checked every month. In this period dosage can be changed. I am sorry I don’t know more details. You should consult with your kid’s psychiatrist for the details. I hope you will find the answer. Good luck!
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