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Clobazam 10mg
I was taking clobazam for anxiety in morning..due to exam reasons I'm unable to take in morning can i take it at night...i stopped resperidone 0.5mg now I'm facing lack of sleep is this common...
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Dr. S Madhavan
Neuropsychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi clobazam is used for short term control of anxiety. It can be taken in the night time for sleep. Re: risperidone 0.5- was it prescribed for anxiety? What was your sleep pattern before starting these tablets. Usually patients say that sleep difficulty was present even before taking medication. Clobazam would help with sleep. But I would be cautious to prescribe it long-term.
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Dr. Sushil Deshmukh
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17 yrs exp
Pune
Yes definitely you can shift clobazam to night. Take it as early as possible in the night time after meals so that next day you won't feel sleepy.
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