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7. I see. You still need to speak with the doctor to find out why the dosage changed.

Thu Jan 28, 2016, 02:10 AM

Jan 2016

But the next office visit I mentioned that it had been 500mg, and he said something like "how did that happen?" and prescribed 500mg.

It changed and you don't know why and Ann won't tell you.

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So I go pick up my anti-biotic prescription refill, and its half the expected dosage [View all] progree Jan 2016 OP

The pharmacy wasn't the one making the error progree Jan 2016 #2

Yup. Tomorrow is the big phone call. (I run out of pills Saturday) progree Jan 2016 #8

Right, and that would answer who made the mistake, elleng Jan 2016 #3

You should call your doctor immediatly, and make sure synergie Jan 2016 #9

Thanks. I couldn't wait around at the pharmacy, it was late... progree Jan 2016 #10

Thanks for the great info! progree Jan 2016 #17

It's reasonable to expect sharp_stick Jan 2016 #12

Update - it was a mistake, not intentional like I thought it might be progree Jan 2016 #14