Re: Klonapin

From: Karen Carter (carter123@comcast.net)
Fri Jan 24 12:50:39 2003


On klonopin, please make sure that you taper down your dose when you try to wean yourself off of it. It can also cause seizures if you just stop taking it if you have been on it for some time.

Just thought you would like the information if you didn't know!

Karen C.

At Fri, 24 Jan 2003, anonymous wrote: >
>At Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Marilyn wrote:
>>
>>Klonapin must be used for a wide variety of ailments! I have been taking
>>it for the past couple of months for BMS. This stands for Burning Mouth
>>Syndrome, which is a whole bunch of symptoms involving the gums, tongue,
>>teeth and inside of mouth and the face area. A constant burning and
>>shooting pains, etc. This is caused by dental injury from the novocain
>>injection, or root canal or other types of oral surgery. Mine was
>>caused by the injection, which damaged the nerves.
>>
>>Klonapin is in the same family as Ativan, Valium, Xanax, but is usually
>>prescribed for seizure disorders. For some reason, it seems to work on
>>any type of nerve pain or nerve damage. Problem is that it makes me
>>very drowsy. I only take it at night, but it seems to stay with me most
>>of the day too. I'm going to stop taking it soon, and see if I can do
>>without it.
>>
>>--
>>Marilyn
>>


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