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Re: Kramer: Reasons for subtherapeutic Responses.

Posted by Dr. Kramer on April 1, 2002, at 9:06:10

In reply to Kramer: Reasons for subtherapeutic Responses., posted by colin wallace on April 1, 2002, at 5:38:59

Everyone's different - and doses of meds are based on population data, not individuals. You need very little Zoloft (and very little SAMe!) to get better. If it works, it's enough. There's no sense in enduring side effects unless you need to.
As far as your 2nd question, hey, if this is the only hepatic/renal issues you have, then it is a bonus! Doing well is doing well.

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Kramer: Reasons for subtherapeutic Responses. colin wallace 4/1/02
Re: Kramer: Reasons for subtherapeutic Responses. Dr. Kramer 4/1/02
Dr Kramer: Are you a medical doctor? Tye 4/2/02
Re: Dr Kramer: Are you a medical doctor? » Tye pharmer 4/2/02
I think Tye *is* a doctor. . . (nm) » pharmer Zo 4/2/02
Kramer: I, for one, greatly appreciate your input. colin wallace 4/3/02

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