Taking clonazepam 0.5 mg for 7 years is considered long-term use, and while it can be effective, it may lead to dependence, tolerance (needing higher doses for the same effect), memory issues, and withdrawal symptoms if stopped suddenly. It is important not to stop it abruptly. Please consult your doctor to review whether you still need it and, if required, plan a gradual dose reduction under medical supervision.

Zapiz can cause dependence if used long-term, so it should be reduced slowly, not stopped suddenly. Since you are already on Zosert 50, which treats anxiety and depression, your doctor can help you gradually taper Zapiz by lowering the dose step by step over weeks.

Twitching and spasms below the eye and on the face for several years may be due to eyelid myokymia, hemifacial spasm, stress, fatigue, nerve irritation, caffeine excess, or rarely a neurological condition. Treatment depends on the exact cause. Doctors may sometimes prescribe medicines such as Clonazepam or muscle relaxant therapy in selected patients, while persistent hemifacial spasm may require Botox injections or neurological evaluation. Reduce stress, get adequate sleep, limit caffeine, and correct deficiencies such as magnesium or vitamin B12 if present. Since your symptoms have lasted 5 years, please consult a neurologist or ophthalmologist for proper examination, and you may need tests such as MRI or nerve evaluation if advised.