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Pexep cr 12.5 mg in how many days does it work... ..I has taken around 10 days but still not result found
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It will take 2-4 weeks to work and the improvement if any becomes more as you take. However if there is no response in 4 weeks the medication needs to be changed. Good luck.
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consultant psychiatrist either in person or online for the same
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Wait for 2 weeks from starting the medication,then we can go for higher dose.and yes if you are experiencing some side effect we can adress that and some other medication can be considered along with pexep for initial few days.Discuss regarding your problem for proper evaluation and further management.
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Please wait for 10 more days. But optimisation of dose should be done side by side.
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
Neuropsychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can consult a psychiatrist to increase the dose or to add another drug as you already using it for 10 days. Generally, we ask patients to use it for 15 days to evaluate changes it made.
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