Same here.

Same for me with keeping a copy of the prescription, unfortunately.

Same here.

Worth repeating that this is not medical advice and the answer often depends on who you are.

Fifteen years of this and the function column is the only one that changed anything for me. Also, one page of history, printed, handed over at the start. It changes the appointment.

Access to mugs should be on the clinical questionnaire.

Same here.

Changing prescriber does not reset anything, and people discover that the hard way.

Everyone here blames the drug. Half the time it is the appointment schedule, not the molecule.

Following this because I am in the same place and have no idea what to ask at the appointment.

Following this because I am in the same place and have no idea what to ask at the appointment.

How do you tell the difference between the drug working and just a good week? Three years in on keeping a copy of the prescription and it lines up.

Sleep first. Bad night, bad day, more symptoms. Fix that before changing anything else.

You have two changes at once here. You cannot attribute anything until one of them moves.

Ten percent cuts. Slower is faster. Tolerance was my main issue with keeping a copy of the prescription too.

Access to mugs should be on the clinical questionnaire. Tolerance was my main issue with keeping a copy of the prescription too.