Usually yes, you pick up where you left off, and your provider confirms it. Delaying a scheduled step up is a much smaller event…

Often yes, and the honest caveat is that the evidence for dose reduction specifically is thinner than the evidence for stopping. We know a…

Time is what separates them, and less of it than people think. A few weeks without movement is noise. Six to eight weeks of…

Because escalation schedules are built around average results rather than yours, and your provider does not yet know whether you are someone who will…

There are two questions tangled together here, and separating them is most of the work. The first is whether nausea that has not resolved…

Don’t. Not because the rules say so, but because you cannot know what is in the vial, how concentrated it is, or whether it…

Generally no, and the reason is not the one people expect. The problem is not rules or ethics. It is that beyond-use dating on…

You have four realistic paths, and one clock. The clock is how much medication you currently have left, because that determines whether this is…

Do not convert it yourself, and do not draw a dose until the pharmacy that prepared this specific vial tells you what volume your…