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nelle
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18 May 2010, 8:40 pm

My DR just prescibed clinopin for my sensory overload. It settles my body down but not my mind. Almost like I feel traped in my body, I can't do stuff to get over the feeling, like rock etc. It did not calm me down as I expected. I only tried it once, I'm not sure I want to try it again. Anyone else have experience with it?

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18 May 2010, 9:55 pm

Here is a web site that might be helpful http://www.pdrhealth.com/drugs/rx/rx-mo ... tentId=291



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18 May 2010, 10:35 pm

I'd let your doctor know that the medication isn't working correctly immediately. Medications in that family are known to have "paradoxical" effects on some people.

I took Klonopin for two months and it made my problems MUCH worse in that time period. Anxiety just got worse and worse while on it and then when I stopped I had severe insomnia and akathisia (I felt like I couldn't get comfortable in my own skin and just wanted somebody to crush me with a giant sledge hammer).



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18 May 2010, 10:39 pm

Oh, my. that sounds like something that an NT observer might think was actually helping, if it makes you not rock, etc., when in fact you actually feel worse. I think it sounds like something to avoid.



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18 May 2010, 11:59 pm

I am prescribed a low dosage of colonzapam..(or however it is spelled)...generic colonopin....in addition to my Adderall...I tell my doctor that it calms me down in some ways, but I still feel anxious on the inside...so I sorta relate to the "trapped in your body" idea...also I am to only take it when I need it, and i find myself "needing" it mainly when i have to interact with other people..often in the evening..or...I have taken it in order to help with anxiety I have experienced when having to deal with clashing personalities and unexpected events...basic sensory overload...situations beyond my control....and I can find myself "not anxious", but sometimes in a really bad or depressed mood from it...