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Benzodiazepine class action law suit
Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: Jun 20 9:57pm | Replies (332)Comment receiving replies
Klonopin/Clonazepam has been an absolute nightmare trying to get off of 3mg after 4 1/2 years, However do not give up, try to find a practitioner who will use a shorter acting benzo and very gradually taper down. It has taken 9 months to nearly taper completely off. These Benzodiazepines are an evil drug that will hook you directly to hell if used longer than a couple months. These manufacturers should be sued over the severe addiction issues and taken off the market after a $100 Million dollar lawsuit. Money over people is what this drug is all about.
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In what country are they taken off of the market? I am in Canada and I am on Clonazepam.5 four times a day. Where is there a class action suit on this? I haven’t seen anything about it and I think my doctor wouldn’t know I’ve been on it since January I really wish I wasn’t but there’s nothing else that’s worked for anxiety even though this still doesn’t totally work either. I’m not on any anti-depressants. It’s just to help control my anxiety. For those that didn’t get off of it what did you take instead? Or did you just go without him? How do you manage your anxiety?
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It’s a fact that you would want to use a long acting benzo such as Valium to taper. Klonopin would be the second choice. The short acting Benzos such as Xanax, have interdose withdrawal which can be a terrible hindrance when used for tapering.