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Never tried clonazepam. But I do have lorazepam (similar drug) that I use very rarely for anxiety issues. I hadn't used the lorazepam in several months, but took it last night due to a stressful situation. Today, I'm feeling better than I have in a while. I have noticed in the past that this drug does seem to help. Unfortunately, not something that's very good for long term/daily use.
That's what my doc said but if it brings relief the addiction might be worth it. I might be able to use it on the worse days only. Maybe once or twice a week. That way I'd avoid some of the addiction issues etc.
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