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Insomnia and suicidal behaviour
My mother aged 59 has insomnia and suicidal behaviour.she is taking
Ativan 1mg
Rivotril 0.5
Sizodon 1
Sensival 25mg
Now doctor has replaced rivotril and prescribed two medicines quel 25 and rexipa forte.but she refused to take 2 new medicine and taking previous medicine.so we are thinking of mixing medicine with food
I wanted to know that whether rivotril 0.5 could be taken with rexipa forte or not?
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Rexipra forte contains clonazepam and rivotril also id clonazepam. Sometimes your Psychiatrist might wish to want a particular dose of clonazepam. You can discuss with him. But can be given in food.
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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12 yrs exp
Srinagar
Try to give it sepreate, as rexipra forte also contains same medicine as that of rivotril..
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