Hello Respected Doctors,
Can we cross taper Clonazepam 0.25 with Etizolam 0.5.Both prescribed by 2 different doctors. Which one is safe and less withdrawal, pls guide. Regards
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Hi.. that depends on the symptoms for which you are taking these medicines. Will need further history regarding your symptoms to advise appropriately. Consult online for discussion regarding the same
Hello, etilaam has less sedation but calming effect and clonazepam has some sedation and calming effect. You can cross taper but the dose of etilaam can be halved as well. You can stop clonazepam at 0.25 dose at any time.
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