Experiences with

Oxazepam

Most mornings I experience anxiety upon waking up. Quite often I experience anxiety in my dreams. however, this clears within about an hour as I take 1mg Lorazepam first thing. I feel okay, anxiety-wise, for the rest of the day. Would switching my Lorazepam to bed time prevent my anxiety problem

I was wondering if PwP who have been on Lorazepam (to manage anxiety) for a period of time of 8 to 10 months have experienced any positive or negative effects from taking this medication.I would be grateful if you could share your experience. I'm specifically interested in any withdrawal effects you

Most mornings I experience anxiety upon waking up. Quite often I experience anxiety in my dreams. however, this clears within about an hour as I take 1mg Lorazepam first thing. I feel okay, anxiety-wise, for the rest of the day. Would switching my Lorazepam to bed time prevent my anxiety problem? (

[i]UPDATE:...... I feel this tiny increase really isn't suiting me at all. My waking anxiety is much much worse with constant internal and external tremors and jittery more than usual and taking more Diazepam to get through it, so it's clearly upsetting my cortisol/adrenals and I just don't think overall

too late doctor apologising now. took innocently as prescribed for sleep 6 years . now sleep varies 4 hrs . depends what i eat too .depression its caused worst ever known. no hygeine , no chores, stay in bed till late, or pjs, living on crap ready meals . then recently eating too much sweet stuff biscuits

Hello. Brand new here. Hoping someone can offer me tips for when panic strikes when driving? I had a blackout in a public place when I was out with friends two years ago. Usually I can feel an anxiety attack coming on but this literally hit me strong and fast and next think I new I was on the ground

has anyone took Diazepam for an mri and how was it - did you feel spaced out or uncomfortable with it or did it help anxiety and claustrophobia?

Hey folks, I know many of you consider me a nuisance and a pain but being totally alone and isolated with no friends, family or support, and spending most of my days in fear with all this, here is the only place I can come for advice and a little reassurance After my slightly over range T4 results back

I have no control over my anxiety. I am having to take lorazepam every day to control it, and it has not been helping much lately. My diagnosis is bipolar disorder and general anxiety disorder. I can't function. Extensive treatment has yielded very limited results. It just won't end. I don't feel safe

So, I'd switched to injecting every day, from EOD, for the last week (I'm just over 7 weeks into self-injecting). Apart from my very distressing blip last week when I had an adverse mental reaction (I think) to hospital sedation and the stress of a colonoscopy, I hadn't noticed any ill effects from

Unfortunately had a very bad evening yesterday, and morning today. Don't know what to do. Had to go to a Gastroscopy/Endoscopy at a hospital in London yesterday. It went ok (a bit uncomfortable but to be expected). Obviously had to fast for 25 hours before the procedure. I injected B12 in the morning

I certainly was not aware of that until my levodopa stopped working. I wonder why a Neurologist would not inform his patients with Parkinson's about such a serious drug interaction. drugs.com LORazepam can decrease the effects of levodopa in some people. You may need a dose adjustment or more

Hi for the past 10 years I have suffered from acute and chronic pain, mainly due to sciatica. I have had cortisone injections and caudal infusions plus decompression operation, etc and I have tried all kinds of medication but, generally, nothing has really had much benefit and I have generally relied

I have been diagnosed by a ENT specialist to be suffering from minieres and vestibular migraines. I feel nauseous when i am up and moving about, I feel better when just sitting or laying down, is this normal? I am given setraline, propranalol and Omeprazole, and diazepam if required. I feel extremely

Recently added 2mg lorazepam to try and offset opiod induced insomnia and get some sleep. Had the opposite effect. Agitation. Restlessness with urge to move. Can't win for losing. Keep turning over rocks until someone gives .

On night three of no sleep. Five hours into a 10mg Ambien and two hours into a 1mg lorazepam later and the marathon continues. I'm so used to these two to three day sleepless episodes now so they don't freak me out too much. But they really do destroy any chance of doing anything productive or maintaining

Hi everyone, much love to you all. I've been diagnosed with all kinds of things over the years, but predominantly bipolar. However, I don't get the manic highs (which is obviously good), just the crashing lows. I never know how I'm going to feel each day I wake up, so I'd say it's more like Cyclothymia

had a stroke a few years ago. Among the other symptoms I had dreadful IBS. Literally woke up 6am in serious pain. It became really tiring . Although stroke recovery was diffficult it’s been succcesful . The big positive jump point for me was being prescribed 600mg Pregabalin. id heard all the scare

I have been on 2mg for a while now which I usually halve at a time. Not sure but the latest script I have feels weak, in that they are softer when breaking in half and don't appear to feel the same strength, ie. taking a little more to ease the symptoms. Anyone else experiencing this of late. Could

I just discovered this wonderful site. I am 69, female, and live in Quebec, Canada. I have had RLS since I my youth and can identify with so many of your struggles. When officially diagnosed in my 20’s, I was prescribed clonazepam which helped for a few years. I then was referred to a neurologist and