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Has anyone experiened having no appetite while taking clonazepam?

been on it for wks now and have no appetite whatsoever

Clonazepam - Do you only take clonazepam?

Does anyone ONLY take clonazepam and no other medication with it for anxiety? I have been on an SSRI but I feel I only need the clonazepam.

Clonazepam - Is it typical to need more clonazepam on some days than others?

I have been taking mirtazapine for 12 weeks for MDD and the depression is improving. Anxiety has been a bigger issue. clonazepam (PRN) is what use... read more

Clonazepam - Teva clonazepam 0.5mg looks different.

The pill is different shade of yellow like green tint to it compared to a bottle that's new but a year old that I had in my night stand and I have... read more

Clonazepam - I'm running out of clonazepam and my Dr. won't give me a few to tie me over for 14 days

... until I get next refill on the 8th. I'm now older at 71 and my PCP put me on lorazepam for sleeping problems and anxiety when I was 61. I had... read more

Anxiety meds that do not cause weight gain or increased appetite?

I am looking for a drug that fits the description above. I have tried Prozac, celexa and abilify.

What is the difference between the medication APO-clonazepam .5 mg and PMS-clonazepam .5 mg?

Wanting to know if these two medications are the same?

Loss of appetite with Citalopram (generic of Celexa) after a week of use?

I'm a male, 18, and going into my last year of high school. Since I was very young I have always been an incredibly light eater, I was basically fed... read more

Would sertraline help a non existent appetite?

I’ve had an off-and-on appetite for many years it would go for months then come back pretty good for a couple of months at most at the moment, I h... read more

Sertraline and loss of appetite?

Hi all. I've been taking 25mg of Sertraline a day for 11 days now. I've always had low appetite but since I've started taking Sertraline, my... read more

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