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    Medication Titration

    Gradual adjustment of a medication dose to achieve the desired therapeutic effect.

    Definition

    Medication Titration is the gradual adjustment of a medication dose to achieve the desired therapeutic effect while managing safety and tolerance.

    Why it matters

    Careful titration can help optimize treatment while reducing the risk of inappropriate dosing.

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