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My brother-in-law has transient paralysis. he is getting worse and takes clonazepam but not being monitored by a consultant. should he be?
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Yes.: He should be monitored frequently when taking psychotropic medications and especially so for transient or permanent paralysis. He should be seen b y the PCP and the consultant regularly until he is stable.
Answered 5/31/2014
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Yes needs monitoring: Addiction potential requires that all benzodiazepines be monitored
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