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Etizolam kidneys
I am taking etizolam for 5 months 0.5 for MDD. My symptoms are relieved, are there any effects of etizolam on kidneys or liver?
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No effects on live or kidney ..but should be tapered off ...used only in cover of SSRI for only 1 month
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Dr. Sony Mathews Lukose
Psychiatrist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there. Etizolam is not known to cause liver or renal (kidney) side effects. But it's use must be careful in those with pre-existing liver conditions. Additionally please note that etizolam in the long term is likely to cause dependence. Hence always use following the advice of your doctor. Best wishes.
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Dr. Priyanka Rani
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8 yrs exp
Sangrur
Usually none if taken in the above said dose. However, it leads to dependence. I would not recommend taking it without physician supervision.
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Dr. Deepak Kumar Rout
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6 yrs exp
Cuttack
Not going to effect ur kidney function. Thank you
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