Hello, Taking Anxit (Alprazolam) occasionally, as you have described (about 15 tablets in 2 months), is unlikely to cause long-term harm to your brain or body. The main concern with alprazolam is when it is taken regularly in high doses, which can lead to tolerance, dependence, and memory or concentration issues. Since you are using it only on and off, your risk is low. Still, if stress and sleep problems are frequent, it’s better to address the root cause with therapy, relaxation techniques, and, if needed, safer long-term medications prescribed by your doctor.

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Not advised for long periods (more than 2-4 weeks). You need to see a psychiatrist to find out diagnosis exactly (Anxiety/panic/etc). Its a treatable condition but not with what you are taking

Anxit (Clonazepam) is a benzodiazepine that is usually safe when taken occasionally under medical guidance. Taking 15 pills over two months is not considered a high or harmful dose in most cases.

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Hi It is unlikely to cause long-term harm to your brain or body. The main concern with this type of medicine is regular or daily use, which can lead to tolerance, dependence, and withdrawal symptoms if stopped suddenly. Since you are using it intermittently, the risk is much lower. However, if stress and sleep problems continue, it’s better to look at long-term strategies (CBT, relaxation training, healthy sleep routines, or other non-habit-forming medications prescribed by a doctor). Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five

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Taking Anxit (clonazepam) occasionally, like 15 tablets over two months, is unlikely to cause lasting harm to your brain or body. The real risks come when it’s taken daily for long periods, since it can cause dependence and memory issues. You’re using it sparingly, but it’s worth exploring stress and sleep strategies so you don’t have to rely on it long term.

Hii Benzodiazepines have addiction potential and there needs to be treatment for underlying condition as benzodiazepines are for temporary anxiety relief. Consult online for further assessment and treatment