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Discover Ludwig"high dosage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or strong amount of medication or a substance that is being consumed. Here is an example sentence: "The doctor prescribed a high dosage of antibiotics to treat my infection."
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Intrigue receives its usual high dosage.
It was a fake with a high dosage of fentanyl.
Consumed at such high dosage, there's a lag between consumption and absorption.
In the trial they administered high dosage (80mg) simvastatin, the most commonly used of the anti-cholesterol drugs.
In fact, a dangerously high dosage recommendation remained in the Food and Drug Administration-approved package insert until late 2006.
Until now, high dosage requirements have been a major obstacle to making a vaccine for avian flu.
These results are in line with other studies which suggest supplementing with oral B12 at high dosage can correct B12 deficiency in poor absorbers of this nutrient.
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She bought him hypnotism tapes, high-dosage vitamins, magnesium tablets, and herbal treatments.
Emend may be combined with another drug when chemotherapy, for example high-dosage cisplatin, is highly likely to cause nausea and vomiting.
In Dr. Hurwitz's retrial, the prosecution tried the same strategy by repeatedly mentioning the 1,600 pills and other high-dosage prescriptions.
A randomized controlled trial showed that high-dosage valacyclovir prevents cytomegalovirus disease in transplant recipients.
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