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Question about Clonodine

by NautyOne, Sep 14, 2007 11:47AM

Tags: Alcoholism, Addiction, clonopin, dizzy, dose, Blood Pressure

My Blood pressure has always been pretty low like 90/60 sometimes as low as 56. Anyway, when I have been in withdrawals i would check my blood pressure......and I felt like **** **** ****........my blood pressure really wasn't elevating much at all. Just me or maybe there is something else the clonodine is doing. Anyone ever check their blood pressure during withdrawals before and after the clon?....just curious.

Nauty;.....................

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by Zillialee, Sep 14, 2007 12:43PM

To: NautyOne

Yes, I have been checking it several times a day. Mine is usually about the same as yours 90/60 ish. It has gone up to 110 and down to 77 (the top number). Not sure if that is any help. I also saw my doctor yesturday and when she checked it it was 110 over something (don't remember)...............

by Ga Guy, Sep 14, 2007 12:54PM

Mine went as low as 85/40. I have normally high BP anyway. If I felt dizzy, I'd cut the next dose in half...but, rarely did.

by Beargizmo, Sep 14, 2007 03:12PM

mine today was 112 over something..lowest I think it's ever been..I've felt dizzy a couple times if I get up too fast but other than that, fine....I reiterated with the doc that there is no factor with clonopin and my pacemaker.

Jim

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