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Does klonapin cause brain fog

Posted by mialola @mialola, Jul 10 9:09am

Does klonapin cause brain fog

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Jake | @jakedduck1 | 9 hours ago

Yes, it can in many people. All seizure medications cause some degree of cognitive impairment.
Take care,
Jake

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babs10 | @babs10 | 5 hours ago
In reply to @rocksology "@babs10 “Mother’s little helpers” is what Benzodiazepines were called in the 60’s. They were prescribed like..." + (show)
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@babs10 “Mother’s little helpers” is what Benzodiazepines were called in the 60’s. They were prescribed like candy to women. Not men, women. My mom got huge bottles of them, she had 7 kids and was an alcoholic. Doctor felt she “needed” them. She never got off of them.
They work in the exact same area of the brain as alcohol. The medical profession was duped into calming women just as they were with prescribing opioids as a non-addictive pain medication.
Now when those medications are actually NEEDED for short term use, we are refused.

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@rocksology It's sickening and yes, it's also misogyny.

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Jake | @jakedduck1 | 3 hours ago
In reply to @rocksology "@babs10 “Mother’s little helpers” is what Benzodiazepines were called in the 60’s. They were prescribed like..." + (show)
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@babs10 “Mother’s little helpers” is what Benzodiazepines were called in the 60’s. They were prescribed like candy to women. Not men, women. My mom got huge bottles of them, she had 7 kids and was an alcoholic. Doctor felt she “needed” them. She never got off of them.
They work in the exact same area of the brain as alcohol. The medical profession was duped into calming women just as they were with prescribing opioids as a non-addictive pain medication.
Now when those medications are actually NEEDED for short term use, we are refused.

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@rocksology
It was Valium not Klonopin that was known as “Mother’s little helpers”
Klonopin was designed and developed to treat Epileptic seizures.
Take care,
Jake

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