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I have stoped taking inderal 40 mg . what should I do?

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gandla71372
gandla71372

After Stopping I am suffering from abdominal pain is it because of stopping the medicine

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  • samm007
    samm007 gandla71372

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    Hello Gandla71372,

    I was on 80 mg inderalfor almost a year, which I gradually stopped. Your dosage isn't small too. So if you intend to stop taking an inderal just funnel it down to small dosage and gradually swize it the way it suits you.

    Also it would be better if consult your doctor.. He can give a better opinion...

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    • gandla71372
      gandla71372 samm007

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      Thanks for sharing this with me. Yes I stopped it suddenly this eas my mistake it has been three days I stopped taking the pills. Can I start taking them again with a small dosage.
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  • jingrids22089
    jingrids22089 gandla71372

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    Hi... use the lowest dose that stops the withdrawal symptoms.....

    After a few days start a SLOW withdrawal, utilizing the liquid method I have placed here before...

    I can re-write if you need..

    Be well..

    Namaste-Ingrid

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    • gandla71372
      gandla71372 jingrids22089

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      Namaste hi, thanks for the reply and your advice I am thinking of starting the medicine with a low dose. At first I started with 40 mg only inthe night before going to bed. I continued for four to five months dint have any side effects before. But suddenly since oneweek before I had severe back pain and and unbearable pain in my left hand. For which I had to stop the medicine suddenly. And had aside effect as said before. Yes I would be glad if you help me. Thankyou.
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