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Can I take lonazep after eating disprin?
I have been recommended lonazep for severe anxiety and panic attacks that last for days. I've also been unable to sleep for days on end. This sleep deprivation has heightened my anxiety symptoms to a point where I'm convinced something is wrong with my body (which is why I took the disprin) even though I just had a full health work up and all reports were normal.
I am feeling tired and anxious and want to take a lonazep to sleep, but worried about mixing it with disprin. Is it safe?
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Lonazep shouldn't be the only medication for the treatment of your anxiety. Its added to other core medications for initial days of treatment, so that you feel relaxed until other medications work. This alone is not going to help you rather your anxiety will worsen over time. For complete recovery from your anxiety and panic, you need to be put on a long term treatment plan, we need detailed evaluation for that so that appropriate medications are chosen for you.
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
You may take with disprin for your better sleep there r usually not majour intercation between two ..unless untill you've having a drug allergy previously it's a safe to use ..so continue lonazep for better qualyof sleep
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Dr. L C Sunda
Addiction Psychiatrist
42 yrs exp
Delhi
You can both the drugs ie lonazep and dispirin but do consult a mental health professional for your problems of anxiety and impairment of the.Generally tab dispirin is avoided now a days unless and until indicated for its other uses by the physician.
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