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What are long term effects of 600mg temazepam? does it cause brain damage or memory loss?
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Does not: The usual dose of temazepam is 15-30 mg at the bedtime for insomnia. It will cause amnesia in some people but unlikely to cause any brain or any kind of permanent damage.
Answered 2/9/2015
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