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Withdrawal symptoms
How severe will be the withdrawal symptoms be for .25mg clonazepam for 6 months ? Tapered to .125 for 1 month
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Stop it directly,let's see what is happening.if any symptom ll be there we can evaluate it,but I don't think it ll cause any problem to you.
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It will vary from person to person. If you stop from 0.125 mg it will be barely noticeable and disappear in 1-2 weeks max.
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Minimal ..as it's invery low doses
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Dr. Hiren Mor
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
I don’t think .025 clonazepam can cause withdrawal.
Even if you are having symptoms it might bcz of underlying illness.
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