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Hi, I've been on Klonopin for about twenty years. Four months ago I began titrating my dose down, with the goal of eventually coming off the Klonopin. I started at 2mg./day and am now at 1 1/4 mg./day. Long, long way to go yet.
I'm wondering if anyone else here is currently going through benzo withdrawal? |
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My psychiatrist wants me off Klonopin. I also am taking 2mg./day. I was told the process would take six months for me. I assume the time frame may vary depending on the individual.
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My guess is the longer you've been on it, the longer it takes to get off it.
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I'm hoping I can take a full 18 months to come off the Klonopin. Maybe even two years. I'd love to go so much faster, but really scared of benzo withdrawal syndrome.
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Two years seems like an awfully long time to me. But then again, I'm a minority when it comes to benzos and can go on and off them like it's nothing..take it nightly for months and then just stop one night with no issues...or what I just did, cut my dose in half and I wouldn't know if I hadn't been the one to do it.
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And also, you have to remember that I can take klonopin for months daily and then stop cold turkey. I think I've only ever tapered down once other than right now. It's usually more of a "I'm good, I don't need my klonopin anymore so I'm not taking it after today" thing. |
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