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  1. robin
    March 12, 2014

    I am currently taking Ativan 2mg 3x a day for anxiety. I have read the differences for clonopin and Ativan, an feel I am on the right pill. some docs have said that clanazipam is the better. could you give me more info on the two. thanks muchly. Robin

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    • Terri
      February 25, 2016

      I have taken Ativan for the occasional panic attacks. It worked great. I started taking clonopin last night (insomia), to help me relax and sleep. It was the worst nights sleep I every experienced. I had lucid dreams (when you realize in your in your dream your dreaming) and also night terrors. Anyone out there experience what I did? thanks Terri

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      • Rick
        October 30, 2016

        Hi Terry, my experience with clonazepam and sleep,,, clonazepam side affect is not allowing a person to fall into a deep sleep, to over come this what

        works very well at night is I take one Diphenhydramine HC I 25mg, it’s benedril if I spelled that right, I buy the Kroger store brand over the Counter drug,,good luck,

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      • Debbie
        March 7, 2018

        I have been on clozazepam. For about 6 yrs works great on anxiety ! Just got put on lorazpine to try for breathing problems I’m having for cancer!! I’m hoping it helps when these attacks happen!!

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  2. nan
    November 21, 2018

    In my opinion, being a long term survivor of severe panic attacks, klonopin works the best as it remains in the system for a considerable length of time. Ativan and Xanax are like being on a roller coaster.

    Note to all…years ago I was on Xanax and never upped the .5 three times a day dose. I started getting horrific slamming headaches and elevated BP between doses. It took me a long time to figure out that I was going into withdrawal between doses.

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  3. Richard Wright
    February 22, 2019

    I take Clonazepam for PTSD. I have taken Alprazolam, Lorazepam and Oxazepam as well. Statement #6 Is NOT correct. Many experience euphoria when first taking ANY benzodiazepine. Clonazepam DOES NOT “have a side effect that suppresses depression.” Depression IS a side effect of Clonazepam. It’s right here on the material safety data sheet, given to me by the pharmacist. It’s all over the web, CLONAZEPAM CAN CAUSE DEPRESSION. Please correct this misinformation.

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