Guest guest Posted July 16, 2007 Report Share Posted July 16, 2007 I'm doin the math on a dosing schedule for ALA, and wondering how other people deal with this. Here is one possible schedule: 11pm ; 3am ; 7am ; 11am ; 2pm ; 5pm ; 8pm ; 11pm the problem i have found is to get it to come out even nat night, that is, so i can plan for the same bedtime every night and do the 4 hours overnight and 3 hour interval the rest of the time. But as you can see here, a schedule that comes out even has 4 doses at 3 hour intervals, and 3 doses at 4 hour intervals. Which seems like too many 4 hour intervals to me. Is this ok? Perhaps if i make the 11pm into 11:30pm, it would be better? That makes 3 doses at 3 hour intervals, 2 doses at 3.5 hour intervals, and 2 doses at 4 hour intervals. Or maybe I should work an extra dose in and have some 2.5 hour intervals or something -- but would that make too big a difference between the 2.5 hour and 4 hour intervals? I think i remember someone saying there should not be more than an hours difference in the dosing intervals. Starting my ALA today, finally, it's been three months. Starting to realize the scheduling issues. How do others do this? thanks, NJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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