Posted by KarenRB53 on August 13, 2008, at 13:45:17
In reply to Re: prazepam,bromazepam to darkhorse, ed_uk, everybod, posted by cloudnine on October 20, 2007, at 6:32:24
> > Did anybody find that bromazepam made them dizzy and lightheaded? I've only taken it for 2 days and I've had to take gravol because I feel queasy and my head feels strange, kind of swimmy feeling.
> > I can't take clonazepam because it actually makes me more depressed and xanax makes me feel very strange. Ativan doesn't cause any problems but doctor wanted me on a benzo that stays in system longer.
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> How much did you take 1.5 or 3 or 6 mg.
> It is better to take your first few doses at night,since Bromazepam is one of the least sedating Benzo and it doesn't produce the sometimes attractive feeling of sedation.
> However,aafter few doses you won't feel dizziness,but I believe it is the best Benzo for daytime anxiety.Also it is the opposite of Clonazepam,instead of producing depression and apathy, it gives a mild antidepressant effect and mood elevation (more like xanax but without the sedation and the short half life)
> Unfortunatly because it is not marketed in the USA it is not mentioned in the litretarue,even though it is one of the most prescribed Benzos in Europe the Middle East and Asia.
> I'm sure if it is now marketed in the USA, they will hail it as the "newest" and best Benzo since Xanax a nd Valium and will quicly become a best selling benzo...but what can you say, Europeans ( and the rest of the world ) are terrible in propaganda compared to USA!!!
> Best of luck
>I know this is an old post but hopefully you will see it. I generally take Ativian at night (it helps with sleep and anxiety at night) but as I said, I find ativan too sedating during the day. Could I use the bromazepam during the day and ativan at night? Can they be used together like that?
Karen
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