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Using Clonozepam and Etilam Pro
Hi Sir/Madam,
I have been using Clonozepam since 1 year my doses were (Morning 0.5 MG and Night 1MG).
And Propranolol 40MG in the morning and Mitrazapine 15mg in the night. I have used these for 10 months and from August 2023 I am Using etilam pro 20 mg instead of clonozepam and propranolol. And night I am taking Clonozepam 0.5 and mitrazapine 15mg.
I have severe anxiety and panic attack after using these medicines for 1 years still panic attacks coming doctor prescribed me Zaptra 12.5 mg in the night. Could you please confirm can I use Zaptra now along with Etilam Pro and Mitrazapine because I am in confusion using different medicines and they may effect my CNS like that . Please say etilam is best or clonozepam. Thanks !!!
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Etilaam will not cause sedation. Better than clonazepam
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