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Old 03-03-2011, 08:19 AM #12
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Kitty,

Cut the pill in half and see how that works for you. I would not recommend taking the full dose without starting out slow.

I use Klonopin and my rx is 1mg 3x a day. I have an anxiety disorder and I have used up to 6mg in a day. My doctor, a Psychiatrist, is aware. I will tell you at 6mg the Klonopin affected my legs in a negative way...they became jello.

Fo the most part I use the Klonopin on an as needed basis. Benzos do help with tremors, spasticity and the pain of spasticity.
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