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Nexito withdrawal
Can I take clonezapam 0.25 while I'm on nexito 10mg withdrawal? It's been a month I have last taken my nexito 10mg. For the last few months I've been taking nexito once in 6-7 days with no side effects. So I decided to stop it and it's been a month. I get bit dizzy and chest pain on and off.
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It is less likely to have withdrawal of Nexito after this much time. You may have an anxiety episode(chest pain and dizziness).
You should actually talk with a psychiatrist about it. You can take the tablet Clonazepam 0.25mg as needed, but still take it under the guidance of a psychiatrist. You can learn to relax and do breathing exercises to deal with it.
Do blood reports - CBC, RBS, Thyroid profile, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3.
I hope that you get my point.
Please let me know if you need some help.
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