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Can two days of lorazapan at 2.5 mg cause withdrawals like headache? i've been very responsible when taking these pills.
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Not withdrawal: That isn't long enough to cause any kind of withdrawal to that class of drug. Your headache must have another cause. Talk to your doctor if the headaches persist; go to the ER if they are sudden and severe.
Answered 5/23/2015
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