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Clonopin and nausea
by sara502, Jun 19, 2008 07:52PM
I was prescribed to take clonopin occasionally when I needed it to get back to sleep at night. For a few months I was taking it every night. Now I am sleeping through the night again and stopped taking the clonopin. However, I have developed nausea throughout the day. Could this be due to the withdraw of clonopin?
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If you've been off of the Klonopin for more than two weeks, the nausea will fade over a span of several weeks (rarely, months). If it persists and is troublesome, reinstating 1/2 of the former dose nightly for one week will resolve the issue. After the initial week, reduce the dosage by 1/2 again for an additional week, then stop. This should be performed under medical supervision.
Ryan