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Anxiety and high BP
I am under treatment for anxiety and high BP
I am taking
Zolpidem10mg 0-0-1 frommay2021
Diazepam 2.5mg 1-0-1fromjuly2023
Clonzepam 0.5mg from jan2020
cilacarT 10mg1-0-1
Cadmet xr 25mg 1-0-1
From aug2023 I accidentally reduced clonzepam 0.5mg to 0.5mg ativan
After that I got severe withdrawal effects
So I increased to 1mg ativan in November 2023.there was no use
Now from dec 10 I again started 0.5mg clonzepam.is it correct.is there a possibility of overdose.i am having severe breathing problem
When talking and working .I need a medicine to reduce breathing problem till clonzepam starts taking effect.
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U may need other medication to start...kindly consult once to psychiatrist...sometime only clonazepam is not sufficient..u may need evaluation of your problem and treatment according to it...
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These are just temporary solution with use of benzodiazepenes. You need proper antianxiety medicine to reduce your anxiety.
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You need to take a proper antidepressant. The medications you are taking are just for symptom reduction temporarily and doesn't treat the problem.
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