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is it possible clonazepam is making derealization worse?

by blondie706, Jul 08, 2009 09:26AM
ive been on it for 2 weeks, doctor said it should get rid of these feelings, but ever since taking it they have been persistent.
Member Comments (4)

by EroToo, Jul 08, 2009 10:38AM
To: blondie706
What are your symptoms.  I took Klonopin for many years and they helped me with my panic attacks.  Took them with anti-depressant Prozac.

by blondie706, Jul 08, 2009 11:13AM
To: EroToo
hey thanks for the reply,

I feel so spacey. I'll do something and they think "did i really do that?" A little bit lightheaded. I'm taking it with 25mg of zoloft for about two weeks now. Thinking is a little foggy, i'm still on edge but functional. the symptoms are very persistent though.

by EroToo, Jul 08, 2009 11:32AM
To: blondie706
I feel spacey and can't take a full deep breath.  I was just switched to Zoloft last week because my panic attacks came back after many years.  I am up to 50 mg starting today, Klonopin and Valium.  I have to go to work soon which is a chore these days.  I don't want to have a full blown panic attack at work and make an idiot of myself.  PS I am 58 and have had panic attacks on and off for 40 years.  
Good Luck,
Karen

by Paxiled, Jul 08, 2009 04:20PM
These drugs can cause anything.  So who knows?  You might just need more time for it work, but yes, these drugs are rife with side effects, and they're different for everyone.
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