translated from Spanish: What is clonazepam for

Mexico.- Clonazepam is a medicine that decreases the electrical activity of the brain. It is indicated to control certain types of seizures and to relieve panic attacks. This drug is also called an antistacketic drug.   Clonazepam is an anxiolytic and sedative drug classified in the benzodiazepine group and acts on the central nervous system. This medicine can cause changes in people’s mood by temporarily forgetting certain episodes with enormous emotional load. 

Clonazepam is a medicine that can lead to addiction, so it is essential that it be prescribed by a doctor. In addition, it should not be shared or given away and should be consumed for short periods of time or only in case of emergency. Help. Click on the Google News star and follow us
This pill should be taken three times a day (or according to your doctor’s recommendation) the patient should try to take them at the same time, consumption begins with low doses increasing every three days, depending on what the doctor indicates. Clonazepam can help control your condition, but it won’t cure it. The patient should only take the dose indicated by the doctor, in addition to the medicine, other treatment options should be taken with different medications or psychotherapy. According to Medlineplus, of the U.S. National Library of Medicine, this drug if not used as the doctor tells you may lead to a significant risk of losing a life due to sedation or coma especially if used in combination with other medicam entos. 

Drinking alcohol or using illicit drugs during your treatment with clonazepam also increases your risk of experiencing these serious, life-threatening side effects. People with a history of allergy or hypersensitivity to benzodiazepines should not take clonazepam, nor should those with severe liver conditions, severe respiratory failure or acute glaucoma. Clonazepam can cause side effects such as: drowsiness
Dizziness
Instability
coordination problems
difficulty thinking or remembering
more saliva
pain in the muscles or joints
frequent urge to urinate
blurred vision
changes in sexual desire or ability
It is recommended to call your doctor if any of them are severe or do not go away. Call your doctor right away if you have a rash
urticaria
inflammation of the eyes, face, lips, tongue or throat
difficulty breathing or swallowing
Hoarseness
shortness of breath

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