What precautions should I take while using S Celepra 5 and Petril 0.25 for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, what are the risks of frequently stopping and restarting these medications, and what should I do if Petril is no longer effective for my panic attacks?

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What precautions should I take while using S Celepra 5 and Petril 0.25 for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, what are the risks of frequently stopping and restarting these medications, and what should I do if Petril is no longer effective for my panic attacks?

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What precautions should I take while using S Celepra 5 and Petril 0.25 for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, what are the risks of frequently stopping and restarting these medications, and what should I do if Petril is no longer effective for my panic attacks?

Asked by Female, 32 · 3 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

3 days ago

While taking escitalopram and clonazepam, avoid alcohol, driving if drowsy, and consult your doctor before taking other medicines. Regularly stopping and restarting these medications can trigger withdrawal symptoms like rebound anxiety, dizziness, and make your condition harder to treat. If clonazepam is no longer managing your panic attacks, please do not increase the dose yourself. Over time, your body can build a tolerance to it. Contact your doctor promptly. They can safely adjust your treatment plan, which may involve optimizing your daily escitalopram dose or discussing therapy to help you manage your symptoms safely.

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