JonSnow
Intermediate Join Date: 8.11.2018 Posts: 82
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Posted: 8.11.2018 3:08:34
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I recently switched from Xanax to buy clonazepam mastecard for panic disorder. buy clonazepam mastecard does help me get through the day but doesn''t totally eliminate my anxiety. I like the fact that I don''t get heavy rebound anxiety on buy clonazepam mastecard (as I did on Xanax) due to its longer half life. Overall quite long lasting, pretty effective, but in the crisis of a panic attack a Xanax is 1000X better for getting through it. buy clonazepam mastecard makes me dizzy, sick, chilled, headache, constipation, depressed, antisocial and constant nasal drip from my nose to throat. Not to mention starving all the time. I asked my dr because I go into fits of rage if there was something that she could give me to instantly calm me down. I''ve been on several mood stabilizors and they just arent working like they used to. So she prescribed me this. Some people have thoughts about suicide when taking buy clonazepam mastecard. Your doctor should check your progress at regular visits. 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After trying gobs of anti-depressants, Xanax and the like, clonazepam along with both Effexor and Inderal has obliterated ANY and ALL anxiety and disabling symptoms plaguing my life for YEARS. I am so happy to have found a sympathetic physician who listens to my strife and actually cares about my welfare as a patient. This combination has made me a NEW person with SO MANY opportunities in life. This medicine has been a lifesaver and so very happy I''m finally squared with my emotional and anxiety-ridden baggage. Not a SINGLE panic attack or anxiety attack since starting clonazepam. It''s really a God send after so many years of struggling and would recommend to anyone a frank discussion with his/her physician for at least a trial. clonazepam 1mg taken 3x daily has made a major difference in my overall anxiety disorder plus panic attacks. I was not helped by a lower dose than this. I take it in combo with 800 mgs gabapentin 3x daily plus lamictal, ambien for sleep and a thyroid medication and we finally seem to be getting my bipolar disorder under control. SSRIs and SNRIs made my anxiety and panic worse. Word of warning: do NOT quit clonazepam cold turkey or allow yourself to run out of the medication or within one day you will feel you?ve fallen into a pit of darkness. This drug does create dependency and would require medical supervision to slowly taper off as needed. However for me, taking it on a schedule 3x daily has changed my life immensely for the better. For the past 5 years I have witnessed my brother abuse heroin. Every day there was another lie! I love my brother and grew up admiring him. As a result, I fell into a deep depression. No antidepressant worked. When the panic attacks began while witnessing my brother, my doctor prescribed Xanax. It helped tremendously, but it wore off too fast. I was switched to clonazepam, and it has been a God send! It''s a long lasting medicine that allows my mind to slow down, relax, and focus on my blessings in life. Approximately twenty years ago, I was taken by ambulance twice and once by car to ER where they gave me something that calmed me. It was similar to a seizure. Nothing ever triggered these attacks. It just came upon me very fast. I was enjoying my career and life; I''m very social. My doctor finally sent me to a Psychologist and he diagnosed me with panic attacks. There was a name for this!! I was prescribed something similar to clonazepam and when clonazepam came on the market, he prescribed 0.5mg twice a day. I have had no adverse side effects, only positive. I have never had another panic attack and do not plan to ever stop taking clonazepam. I am the same person I was and live life to the fullest in a new phase of ''early retirement''!! Approximately twenty years ago, I was taken by ambulance twice and once by car to ER where they gave me something that calmed me. It was similar to a seizure. Nothing ever triggered these attacks. It just came upon me very fast. I was enjoying my career and life; I''m very social. My doctor finally sent me to a Psychologist and he diagnosed me with panic attacks. There was a name for this!! I was prescribed something similar to clonazepam and when clonazepam came on the market, he prescribed 0.5mg twice a day. I have had no adverse side effects, only positive. I have never had another panic attack and do not plan to ever stop taking clonazepam. I am the same person I was and live life to the fullest in a new phase of ''early retirement''!! I have been taking clonazepam for MANY years. I started having weird feelings, like I was going to die, I kept ending up in the ER. The doctors kept telling me it was Anxiety. I DIDN''T understand why anxiety would make me feel this way. When the Anxiety would kick in, I literally thought I was dying. My heart would race, my body would get tingles and I would feel chokingness. It was scary and still is. I have tried many, many anxiety medicines, Paxil, Effexor, Xanax, Lamictal, Geodon, and many more. NONE have worked the way clonazepam works. With clonazepam I feel safe and I do not get the jittery feelings. I am so grateful to have a medication that actually works for me. If I miss a dose I will get severe anxiety and a panic attack.
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