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donnalyn

05/01/08

donnalyn

Category:long term effects , meds not working , Klonopin , years , heart meds , tired , sad , sick

what are the long term side effects of taking klonopin and zoloft for so many years?

just wondering if anyone out there knows the long term side effects klonopin and zoloft can have if taken for many yrs., same dose every day? i take these with heart meds., and i am worried., the dr., says they can all be taken together safely. i am not so sure., the past few yrs i have been very...

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