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> Constant Tate wrote: > . what i am asking is there a period of major adjustment when starting > > or is it a gradual improvement.would like to get your imput. > sincerely > > connie tate > > Tasmar can be a godsend (see Ivan's reply) if you don't mind the > required precautonary blood tests. The only other thing, of which your > doctor is probably well aware, is that if you ever need to quit taking > Tasmar, be sure to taper off gradually. Like several other drugs, > abrupt > withdrawal of Tasmar may cause a rare but severe reaction. Cheers, > Joe > > Connie, Here's my 2 cents. I whole heartily agree with Ivan and Joe. I have had a very good response to Tasmar. My dosage was just increased and I noticed an improvement the next day. I find the adjustment with Tasmar is similiar to the adjusstment anytime I change meds.(headache, slight nausea, dizziness, etc..) Let me emphsize the importance of the blood monitoring. good luck, Cathy > > >