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Posted by JREY on January 24, 2004, at 15:02:26
I currently take 45mg Nardil (3x15) and 3-4mg of Klonopin daily in divded doseages. What I have a with problem is the side effects such as my short term memory/ cognitive abilities.I have been Nardil for about only a 1 1/2 months. Yes, I have tried reducing the Klonopin to 2mg daily, but I still have the same side effects. Could it be that I taken Klonopin for about 4 years and this could is the problem? Or could it be the fact that recently added the Nardil?
Posted by Tepiaca on January 24, 2004, at 15:48:34
In reply to Nardil and Klonopin combo Questions..., posted by JREY on January 24, 2004, at 15:02:26
I had the same problem whe I was on Nardil + klonopin . Very very bad memory
I dont take the klonopin anymore , but Im still suffering from long and short term lost of memory
I really dont know how to fix that
Posted by bipolarspectrum on January 24, 2004, at 16:08:59
In reply to Nardil and Klonopin combo Questions..., posted by JREY on January 24, 2004, at 15:02:26
Hi,
I tried the two together and experienced something similar.. In my humble opinion, I believe the combination of Nardil and Klonopin increases one's GABA in a synergistic fashion. This leads to very high GABA levels, which are associated with cognitive impairment.
Good luck
Posted by djmmm on January 26, 2004, at 22:14:46
In reply to Re: Nardil and Klonopin combo Questions..., posted by bipolarspectrum on January 24, 2004, at 16:08:59
> Hi,
> I tried the two together and experienced something similar.. In my humble opinion, I believe the combination of Nardil and Klonopin increases one's GABA in a synergistic fashion. This leads to very high GABA levels, which are associated with cognitive impairment.
> Good luckYou are exactly right...Both drugs increase GABA (though by different mechanisms)
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