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Klonopin is a drug that has a specific effect on the central nervous system, capable of having a calming effect on the human body and relieving symptoms of VSD. However, its use must be clearly agreed with the attending physician, which is necessary to prevent negative effects on the person. Indications for use
  1. Severe disorders of the nervous system, accompanied by phobias and frequent, vivid panic attacks, due to which it is impossible to live fully.
  2. The need to reduce side effects that occur while taking antidepressants, especially in the first two weeks of treatment.
Klonopin for panic attacks and nervous disorders is usually taken in miniature doses – no more than ¼ tablet (in severe cases, ½ tablet is allowed) containing 0.5 mg of the active substance. The frequency of administration depends on the individual case. For example, if a patient experiences panic attacks at night, then it will be enough for him to take the drug before bed once a day. But for progressive disorders with phobias, as well as for treatment with antidepressants, the drug can be prescribed for 3-4 doses per day. Often, as treatment progresses, the dosage increases. Only a doctor can decide this. There is no clear answer to this question since patients are individuals. In some cases, Klonopin becomes a real salvation for depression, and there are patients whose condition was aggravated by this drug. Incorrectly prescribed treatment can lead a depressed patient to suicidal behavior. For depression with severe fears, a tablet with a dosage of 2 mg is prescribed, ¼ three times a day, then slowly increased to ½ or a whole tablet. The course of treatment can last 4 months, after which the dose is also slowly reduced. Klonopin for anxiety that makes it difficult to fall asleep, as well as for nervous sleep disorders (sleepwalking), is prescribed individually. More often, this is ¼ tablet (2 mg of active ingredient) three times a day in the first week of treatment, then slowly increase the dose to 2 mg per day. Anxiety and dream disorders are not treated with this drug for more than three weeks. Contraindications Klonopin should not be administered in cases of severe COPD, respiratory depression, shock, coma, myasthenia gravis, acute respiratory failure, severe depression, during breastfeeding, or pregnancy. Exercise caution when prescribing Klonopin for conditions such as hyperkinesis, cerebellar ataxia, spinal ataxia, chronic alcoholism, congestive heart failure (CHF), renal or hepatic system dysfunction, psychosis, bronchospastic syndrome, organic brain diseases, sleep apnea, or in elderly patients. Side effects With improper treatment or an individual reaction, the following phenomena may occur:
  • heart rhythm disturbances;
  • visual and auditory hallucinations;
  • excessive muscle relaxation, which interferes with everyday activities;
  • depressed state, reluctance to do something;
  • liver/kidney dysfunction;
  • labored breathing;
  • sleep problems;
  • urinary disorders (pain or incontinence);
  • aggression/panic;
  • rash and itching;
  • dryness of mucous membranes;
  • aversion to food.
If the patient violates the dosage and experiences any of the listed effects, it is necessary to immediately consult a doctor. Interaction The effects of muscle relaxants, narcotic analgesics, ethanol, general anesthetics, hypnotics, antiepileptic drugs, antidepressants, and antipsychotics mutually amplify each other. In individuals with Parkinson’s disease, the effectiveness of Levodopa is diminished by Klonopin. Carbamazepine, phenytoin, barbiturates, and substances that induce microsomal liver enzymes accelerate drug metabolism. The consumption of narcotic analgesics heightens the risk of developing psychological dependence, leading to feelings of euphoria. Cimetidine extends the duration of the drug’s action. Special instructions To prevent an increase in epileptic seizures, it is recommended to switch to other antiepileptic drugs gradually. During the transition, the likelihood of apathy and sedation increases. During therapy, alcoholic drinks are strictly contraindicated. Long-term treatment requires monitoring of the blood condition. The use of the drug during pregnancy causes the formation of drug dependence in the fetus, and the development of “withdrawal” syndrome in the child after childbirth is possible. Klonopin has a negative effect on the performance of complex work, and the control of machinery and transport.