Search results for query: clonazepam

I used to only take it on weekends and Wednesdays. I managed that for quite a while, now I take it every other day, sometimes every day if I’m feeling crummy enough.

...one (lose dose of Lorazepam) occasionally, but I try to limit it to twice per week at the most, and it has a shorter half-life than Clonazepam. If you develop tolerance and dependency, withdrawal can be extremely difficult and increase tinnitus, causing hyperacusis and other withdrawal...

...than 3-5 days. Yet it can be repeated about a week—ten days later. For using Flonase, I’ve had the best results following this advice. Clonazepam has reports of ototoxicity, true. In my case, I’ve used it temporarily without any issues, and that’s why I asked my doctor for it. It also seems...

...for about a week if I take a normal dosing for one or two days. Once it stopped working, I never tried upping the dose. I did once with Clonazepam but it did no longer work either. It could also be the age of the Clonazepam in storage now. But the Zopiclone is fresh. Typical doses do jack...

Yeah, it's a very weird thing this ailment of ours. Right now, as I type this, mine is quite bad but I haven't taken Clonazepam since last night which may explain it. In particular I've had tinnitus all my life (more so the ringing kind, and it was very quiet for most of my life so I never...

I know it's a long shot but have you been Lyme tested or looked at mast cell activation disorder? Consider bioresonance as a diagnostic?

Not sure what Clonidine is for. How are you finding Dr. De Ridder's cocktail?

They can’t do a breathalyzer for benzos lol. You serious?

No I didn't try it. I'm still on Clonazepam :(

Or even Clonazepam/Gabapentin to buy him some time.

How are we better off? Clonazepam? That’s it. What a contribution! Wow. No mention of Deanxit? Do your research. Clonazepam is the 13th most tinnitus inducing med! Do a bit reading about Deanxit whilst you are at it. No high horse here. Just facts. Yes his trial. When will we hear about that...

It is. Benzo is not a sustainable treatment.

I guess I should increase the dosage.