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Epilepsy starts in the brain, the same part of your body that regulates your sleep. In addition to recurring seizures, people with epilepsy also experience sleep issues that further disrupt their daily lives, including nocturnal seizures, insomnia, sleep apnea, and daytime fatigue. Let's have a detailed discussion to ensure proper treatment.
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Your psychiatrist is doing a very good job, in getting you away from alprazolam to something milder and then to something non-harmful. Kindly follow his/her advise. For your rheumatoid arthritis follow as per your rheumatologist advise. You can taper and stop clonotril, no issues. Ask your psychiatrist.
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Clonotril is a benzodiazeine. It has addictive potential. Talk to your doctor to wean off clonotril and try on something else which is non-addictive.
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Hi,
first of all, going by the medicines that you are currently on, I apprehend that the diagnosis may not be "anxiety disorder" any general opinion based on false premise can be detrimental to the health and I would restrain myself from answering your query. You are advised to consult your treating psychiatrist for best opinion.
Best wishes.
first of all, going by the medicines that you are currently on, I apprehend that the diagnosis may not be "anxiety disorder" any general opinion based on false premise can be detrimental to the health and I would restrain myself from answering your query. You are advised to consult your treating psychiatrist for best opinion.
Best wishes.
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