if you are going up because the scale stalled for two weeks, wait. two weeks is noise, for what its worth
update from 7 months ago: held at the same dose the whole time and still losing slowly
#dosing-titration 2024-02-03
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- noct.titrate — if you are going up because the scale stalled for two weeks, wait. two weeks is noise, for what its worth update from 7 months ago: held at the same dose the whole… 21:26
- chlorhex — i log dose, day, weight and one line about how the week felt. thats enough to make decisions on, thats just me 21:33
- VialBot — Batch lookup G-0641: 3 independent reports on file, earliest 2024-01-01. 21:41
- tenpence — plateau versus set point is not answerable in under six months of data 22:24
i log dose, day, weight and one line about how the week felt. thats enough to make decisions on, thats just me
Batch lookup G-0641: 3 independent reports on file, earliest 2024-01-01.
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update from 21 months ago: held at the same dose the whole time and still losing slowly
update on the earlier thing how much does the last dose still matter 6 days later
if you are asking whether to go up, the fact you are asking usually means not yet
i jumped a rung once to catch up after a supply gap and it was a bad week. would not repeat, i think
thats noise
my rule: if a side effect is still there at day five, i hold. if it clears by day three, i step
not advice
split dosing has no trial behind it. people here do it and report on it, thats all
[edited]plateau versus set point is not answerable in under six months of data
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go slower
| Trial schedule | What most people here do | |
|---|---|---|
| Step interval | 4 weeks, fixed | 4-12 weeks, on symptoms |
| Holding | protocol deviation | normal and expected |
| Top dose | reached by design | often never reached |
| Coming down | not studied | common at maintenance |
you do not have to escalate at all. that is a real option that gets forgotten
end of week thing
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no trial for that
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