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Which is stronger? Lonapam 0.5 or etizola 0.5? And which has more dependency effects? I don't want to take strong pills anymore..I was taking lonapam 0.5 but now doctor has given me etizola 0.5
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Lonazepam is long acting drug...if u r doing good with etizola..u can continue it
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Both of these are habit forming if taken for long. It's always better to discuss with your treating doctor whatever concerns you have. Moreover if you're taking these medications solely, then i guess you're not following the appropriate treatment plan. Get evaluated properly
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Chronic sleep disturbance. Mood disorders are the most common. Would recommend considering treatment for the cause and not symptom alone
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Dr. Kaustubh Gosavi
Psychiatrist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Then take etizola it’s good ! Do not keep doubting the treatment it will not benefit you ,both etizola and Clonazepam are dependence forming if taken without a doctors advise !
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