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Medicine causing sleepiness all day
Hi, my mother was prescribed oleanz 10 and clonazepam 0.5mg for her recent psychosis episode. I was asked to give a half of oleanz tablet alongwith clonazepam .5mg. I did the same and yesterday was the first day. She has slept all day today only woke up to take meal. Should I continue the medicine or stop clonazepam.5mg?
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You should continue the prescribed treatment for another couple of days .
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If this still persists then u should consider reducing clonazepam.
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Get in touch with the treating psychiatrist.
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You can stop tab clonazepam 0.5mg and report yo your doctor for the condition.
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Dr. Deepak Kumar Rout
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6 yrs exp
Cuttack
Stop clonazepam. And consult ur psychiatrist
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Dr. Humayun
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Anantnag
You can reduce the dose of clonazepam to half
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
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13 yrs exp
Srinagar
U can reduce clonazepam to half
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