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I have recently decreased the daily clomipramine intake from 150mg to 100mg but the drowsiness is still there at the same magnitude, I have started considering is not only a matter of clomipramine...

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I can't make a diagnosis but clomipramine does make you drowsy. So I guess it's likely to be the clomipramine. It can make you feel drowsy no matter what the dose!

I took clomipramine for some years and was known to fall asleep over my desk at work! I got pretty much accustomed to it, and thought it a fair trade off for controlling my OCD, but I really noticed the difference when I was switched to sertraline.

Try not to worry about it. Apart from the side effects of the clomipramine, OCD in itself can make you tired.

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And Anxiety which is always paired with OCD

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