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A member asked:
Can xanax (alprazolam) be used to reduce caffeine jitters?
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Yes, but: Might be easier to cut back on the caffeine?
Answered 10/16/2020
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Could but: Excessive jittering from coffee will best be treated by stopping coffee rather than using a benzodiazepm with addition potentials and possible adverse effects.
Answered 5/1/2016
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