Your medication dosage may need to be increased.

Continuing follow-up with a physician is essential so that the physician may monitor medication dosage and risk factors.

If the level has been too high, it may indicate new medication, different medication dosage, or better diet may be needed.

Do not decrease your medication dosage to save money.

Changing the medication dosage may make tics go away.

My doctor tries for better control, still making occasional changes in my medication dosage, including one while I worked on this article.

In some cases, doctors may lower a medication dosage to relieve side effects.

Make note of big events, stresses, your medication dosage, and the amount of sleep you're getting.

You may need to undergo regular blood tests to monitor your medication dosage.

Treatment of kids with HIV is particularly difficult because their medication dosages must often be adjusted.