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I am using nexito 10 mg in the morning and Lezorapam (Ativan 1mg) in the night since 30 days. I am stopping Lezorapam tablet from next week as per doctor advise. Hope there went be any issue
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Hi.. instead of stopping it suddenly you can gradually decrease the dose and stop.
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Nobody can predict ahead of there won’t be any issue. The psychiatrist advise is correct and if any issue happens need to consult him again on what has to be done next.
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Dr. Somnath Sengupta
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36 yrs exp
Delhi
Do not stop Lorazepam at once oneday. Do it gradually. For example o.5 mg for a week and then half of that for a few days and then stop. Take only 0.5 mg and not everyday if you have to restart it.
Better is to try alternative medicines as already has been suggested for you.
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