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  5. I have anxiety and panic disorder and have been taking clonazepam and Cita S for many years. For the past 2 weeks, I have been getting suicidal thoughts and feel unwell if I miss a dose. What should I do?

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I have anxiety and panic disorder and have been taking clonazepam and Cita S for many years. For the past 2 weeks, I have been getting suicidal thoughts and feel unwell if I miss a dose. What should I do?

Asked by Male, 44 · 19 days ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

19 days ago

Having suicidal thoughts is a serious concern and needs urgent attention, especially if it has started recently. Feeling unwell on missing doses can happen with long-term use, so do not stop your medicines suddenly. Please reach out to a doctor as soon as possible to review your treatment and support you safely. Also, try to talk to a trusted person around you and avoid staying alone during this time.
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How can I safely manage missing a dose of clonazepam?What should I do if I experience withdrawal symptoms from Cita S?When should I seek emergency help for suicidal thoughts?Can my medication be adjusted to reduce side effects?What support options are available for anxiety and panic disorder?

  1. Immediate Action:

    • Contact your healthcare provider immediately to discuss the suicidal thoughts and medication concerns.
    • Do not stop or adjust your medication without professional guidance.

  2. Medication Management:

    • Ensure you take your medications consistently as prescribed to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
    • Discuss any side effects or concerns with your doctor to adjust treatment if necessary.

  3. Support:

    • Reach out to a mental health professional or support group for additional support.
    • If you feel in crisis, seek emergency medical help or contact a crisis hotline.

Answered 19 days ago