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Mysoline Dosage

General Mysoline Dosage Information

Some considerations for people taking Mysoline include the following:
 
  • Mysoline comes in tablet form and is taken by mouth one to three times daily.
     
  • Mysoline can be taken with or without food. If Mysoline bothers your stomach, try taking it with food.
     
  • Mysoline should be taken at the same time(s) each day to maintain an even level of the drug in your blood.
     
  • If you are unsure about anything related to Mysoline or your Mysoline dosage, talk to your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist. Do not stop taking the drug without discussing it with your healthcare provider (see Primidone Withdrawal).
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