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By Casey80 | Oct 22, 2007

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Klonopin and Zantac

Hi -

Ryan, or someone, could you tell me if taking zantac 150x2 daily would increase the sedative effect of klonopin? Thanks.

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Casey80

Oct 23, 2007

To: RYAN

Thanks Ryan. Can I just stop taking the Zantac altogether, or do I have to taper? I hear about acid rebound and the like. I have been on the zantac for about 3 weeks.

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