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Is "wean her off of medication" correct?"

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tanguatlay
 
Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 05:15 am
Her doctor plans to wean her off of medication soon to see how she does.
Is "wean her off of medication" correctly phrased?

Thanks!

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Region Philbis
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 05:19 am
@tanguatlay,

yes...
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cherrie
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 06:12 am
@tanguatlay,
That sounds really wrong to me.

I would leave out 'of'.
Region Philbis
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 07:04 am
@cherrie,

what about "wean her off her medication" ?
hightor
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 07:26 am
@Region Philbis,
How about "wean her off medication"?

(Isn't English fun?)
cherrie
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 07:28 am
@Region Philbis,
Yes, that's better.
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Region Philbis
 
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Reply Mon 31 May, 2021 07:31 am
@hightor,

my understanding is that with written english, the fewer words, the better.

but in this case, it sounds better to me with added words...

"wean her off of her medication"...
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