okay i am on Clonazepam for ms and my soon to be mil has ad i was just reading that this help ad too can someone please tell me if it does aree not
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5/ 9/09 9:59am
Clonazepam is often used for anxiety, so it could be helpful. People with AD often have a difficult time figuring out what is happening and this causes anxiety. Clonazepam is a very old drug and is also used for OCD, which is a disease with a lot of anxiety attached. So, yes, it does make sense. If the doctor wants her to try it, it sounds like an informed suggestion.
Carol
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