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Klonopin (Clonazepam) is in a group of drugs called benzodiazepine. It is used to treat seizures disorders and panic disorders. Klonopin should not be used if you have severe liver disease, if you are allergic to clonazepam, Klonopin, or other types of similar medicine. Klonopin can cause harm to an unborn baby or feeding and breathing problems to a newborn child. However, since having a seizure is also dangerous during pregnancy it is better to inform the doctor and get a right prescription. If you become pregnant while taking the medicine, do not stop taking Klonopin without the doctor’s advice. Seizure control is important during pregnancy and the benefits of preventing a seizure may outweigh the risk posed by Klonopin.
Drinking alcoholic substance while taking the medicine can be dangerous since it increases the affects of the alcohol. Also, Klonopin can be addictive, in order to prevent addiction ensure that you only take the drug during the prescribed period and avoid sharing it with other people. Taking Klonopin should be exactly as how the doctor prescribed it to you. Do not take large doses since it can cause addiction.
If in case you had an overdose, immediately seek medical attention in order to avoid long term side effect. Symptoms that would tell that you overdosed are dizziness, confusion, muscle weakness, and fainting. If you experience any irregularity while taking the medicine informs the doctor in order to prevent any bad reaction.
Other drug may react differently ones you take Klonopin, if that happens make sure to inform your doctor in order to avoid side effect or a bad combination of medications. In order to prevent this, inform your doctor on the types of over the counter or prescribed medicine you are currently taking. Always ensure that you have proper prescription when taking this medicine because any combination or irregularities in your body may be dangerous.
