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Can a person be non reactive to lorazepam?
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Anything is possible but usually a person reacts to a high enough dose
Answered 5/25/2021
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A person can be tolerant to intended effects of lorazepam, adjusting up the dose or rotating to a different benzodiazepine may be options.
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