It is unadvisable to make changes to prescription without proper supervision to avoid untoward side effects . Kindly find a nearby psychiatrist or consult a qualified psychiatrist online to supervise the transition.

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Hello, Since Etizolam is a short-acting benzodiazepine analog and has been taken for only 10 days, dependence is less likely but not impossible. You may taper it gradually over 5–7 days to minimize any potential rebound anxiety or withdrawal symptoms. Suggested taper: a) Reduce to 0.5 mg for 3 days b) Then 0.25 mg for another 2–3 days c) Then stop Since you are already on an SSRI and other supportive medications (Toficalm and Quetiapine), they may help with any residual anxiety or sleep issues during the taper.

You are taking Quetiapine, toficalm,SSRI & etizolam. If you are feeling sleepiness or lethargic in day time you can taper etizolam & then stop to take by reducing to it half of it doze for 3 days, further reduce it it's 1/4 dose in next 3 days, while monitoring your symptoms of anxiety & sleep patterns. (1 mg then, 0.5 for 3 days,0.25 for next 3 & then stop), if symptoms of sleep, anxiety reoccur then you can continue on 0.25 its low doze

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You should taper them very slowly over several weeks or you will suffer from withdrawal symptoms

To taper off etizolam, you need to reduce the dose every 3-4 days by 0.25-0.5 mg. But the medicines must be given keeping in mind something. It is better to consult once before making any changes in the medicines on your own since you are taking other medicines as well.