I be lately prescribed Gabitril contained by stead of Lorazapam(adavan)?
what are teh differences? I am experience slight withdrawal fromt he benzo is it wrong of my doctor not to "Ween" me off the benzo? just trying to find adjectives the info i can about the drug...my Physiologist as well as my father who is a Forensic Psychiatrist said it was wrong of him lhe said making a dependencies upon the doctor, which is not right? looking for input
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Answers:
Yes if you were taking it more than approximately 30 days, then you should have noticeably been tapered off.
15-30 days its up to the doctors discretion to taper sour, but personally I think it's better to the taper the patient bad.
1-15 usually not tapered off. Source(s): ER nurse
Was it wrong of him?? Well that depends on your dosage and length of time on the medication. Youre going through withdrawals because Gabitril (Tiagabine) is a non-benzodiazepine anti-convulsant, which does zilch for the "jonesing" your going through. If you were a long time user of lorazepam and/or other benzos (that were prescribed to you) then you should be upset something like him not weening you off, and possibly see another doctor.
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appreciation the jay man
Answers:
Yes if you were taking it more than approximately 30 days, then you should have noticeably been tapered off.
15-30 days its up to the doctors discretion to taper sour, but personally I think it's better to the taper the patient bad.
1-15 usually not tapered off. Source(s): ER nurse
Was it wrong of him?? Well that depends on your dosage and length of time on the medication. Youre going through withdrawals because Gabitril (Tiagabine) is a non-benzodiazepine anti-convulsant, which does zilch for the "jonesing" your going through. If you were a long time user of lorazepam and/or other benzos (that were prescribed to you) then you should be upset something like him not weening you off, and possibly see another doctor.
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