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I take 2.5 mg daily. There's more information in the article I linked to. I haven't stopped taking it for a long enough period to comment on withdrawal symptoms. My understanding is that selegiline works through suicide inhibition. This would imply there's not the kind of immediate rebound effect you might see with something like anastrozole, which is reversible and operating through competitive inhibition. Instead your body must rebuild its supply of MAO-B. I don't know if it would overshoot its baseline level in the process. Does aromatase overshoot its baseline when exemestane is discontinued?