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Yes, personal and treatment factors can matter.
Yes. Age, health, dose, treatment duration and interactions with other substances can matter. The same dose does not guarantee identical effects in everyone. Read the leaflet and consult a doctor or pharmacist; do not drive with drowsiness or other relevant impairment and do not change treatment on your own.
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Yes, personal and treatment factors can matter.
No, the same dose always has identical effects in everyone.
No, only age can change its effects.
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