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Part of the drug family known as benzodiazepines, Klonopin is used for the treatment of panic disorders and seizures. It works by going to work immediately on the chemicals of the brain that cause anxiety attacks or are imbalanced and cause seizures. Sometimes it is used in conjunction with other medications to treat the aforementioned health conditions. A general rule of thumb when taking Klonopin is that you should only take it for the duration that your doctor has instructed, which should only be a short period of time. Taking this particular medication for a long period of time could result in kidney and/or liver damage. For this reason, your doctor may insist on monitoring your blood levels by having them checked regularly while you’re on Klonopin. This is nothing to worry about, as it is only done as a precautionary measure.
There are certain issues you must address with your doctor or a licensed professional if you’re thinking about taking Klonopin. Talk to your doctor If you currently have or have previously had a history of any of the following health concerns: glaucoma, kidney or liver disease, depression, alcohol or drug abuse, suicidal thoughts, breathing problems, or allergies to other benzodiazepine medications. If you are thinking about children or are currently pregnant, you shouldn’t take Klonopin. If you’ve been taking Klonopin for a certain period of time for the treatment of seizures and become pregnant, you should double check with your doctor. If you have seizures while pregnant, you can very easily hurt the baby. Klonopin falls under the high risk pregnancy category of level D. Medical studies have shown that Klonopin can actually harm the fetus, and can even bring about problems with breathing and feeding. Furthermore, because the medication passed into breast milk, women who are taking Klonopin are encouraged to not breastfeed.
Like any medication, there are the risk of side effects that come along with taking Klonopin. These generally take place within he first 4-6 weeks of treatment, but will go away over time. These include, but are not limited to the following: drowsiness, memory problems, drooling, changes in weight, headaches, hostility, depression, thoughts of suicide, heart palpitations, seizures, or problems urinating. Signs of an allergic reaction include: swelling of the tongue or throat, hives, and breathing problems. If you abruptly stop taking Klonopin after a certain period of time, you could experience one of several withdrawal symptoms. These include insomnia, vomiting, tremors, hallucinations, and muscle cramps. You could also begin having seizures.
As with any medication, if you’re considering incorporating any new drug into your daily regimen, you should consult your doctor or a licensed professional beforehand. That means inquiring about any and all concerns you have about your health, Klonopin, or anything else. Even though wanting to reduce one’s panic attacks or seizures is important, being safe and taking care of one’s health takes first priority above all else. Don’t be afraid of a question sound too “stupid” or “dumb.” The only dumb question is one not asked, especially when it comes to your health.