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5 months and i've tapered from klonopin 1mg-0.5mg. i've developed pvcs. all heart tests and blood work normalwithdrawal symptoms?i'm very anxious.
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PVC's: Were you prescribed klonopin because of PVC's? If so, reducing the dose may have played a role in their appearance. Stress and anxiety may provoke them and I believe alcohol, caffeine and nicotine may also. If chronic anxiety is a problem for you, then the 1 mg dose may be better for you. Benign PVC's don't necessarily require treatment unless they're symptomatic. Your cardiologist knows best.
Answered 6/15/2019
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