Clonazapam Side Effects
Clonazapam is a common misspelling of Clonazepam. It is the generic name of Klonopin, a prescription medication used to treat seizure and anxiety disorders. Clonazepam works by balancing chemicals in your brain to prevent seizures and panic attacks.
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Major Side Effects
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Seek immediate medical help if you experience hallucinations, hostility, involuntary eye movement, shallow breathing or thoughts of suicide. Other major side effects include tightness in the chest, painful urination or worsening seizures.
Minor Side Effects
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Minor side effects that may occur while taking Clonazepam include memory loss, muscle weakness, slurred speech and blurred vision.
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Warnings
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Clonazepam can be habit forming and should not be taken if you have a previous addiction to drugs or alcohol. It should be used with caution by pregnant women and should be avoided if you have liver disease.
Drug Interactions
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Some drugs that may interact with Clonazepam include antifungals, MAO inhibitors, barbiturates and antidepressants. Tell your doctor about any medications or vitamins you are taking before you use this medication.
Overdose
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Symptoms of overdose include confusion, muscle weakness, fainting and extreme drowsiness. Seek medical attention immediately if you suspect you have overdosed.
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