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Clonazapem 0.5
I was on clonazapem 0.5 for past five months as advised by a brain neurologist for my anxiety disorder.
I recently shifted to a psychatrist who prescribed the following drugs
1.Vortioxetine 1-0-0
2.Tab.Restful 1-0-0
3.Tab.inderal 20mg 1-0-0
4.Tab.clonazapem0.5mg 0-0-1
Now also i am taking clonazapem...
Is that an issue...
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Yes it is. Clonazepam is a highly addictive benzodiazepine
and needs to be tapered down after 2 weeks or so. The medicines prescribed by psychiatrist appears good. Get rid of clonazepam with the help of your psychiatrist and rest you can follow as per his advise. Good luck
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It’s not a major problem but do not self medicate especially with Clonazepam it may lead to dependence
Restfull does a good job controlling anxiety follow your psychiatrist’s advise
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