Hi all,
I'm dealing with severe light and sound intolerance. The only thing that helps me (significantly) with this is clonazepam. Now, we are going to have construction at our house in the coming months and its going to cause a huge amount of noise. I wanted to take clonazepam to get through this period, but it isn't deliverable at the moment in my country. My pharmacy gave me clobazam as a replacement.
Now, the property that i think causes the clonazepam to relieve light/sound intolerance is that it slows down the processing of stimuli in the brain. Most other benzos like Xanax dont have this propertyand thus dont do the same for me. Does anyone know whether clobazam would have a similar effect and is similar to clonazepam?
On another note, I know benzos are dangerous and I'm aware of the risks but I feel this is an exceptional situation. I've already decided I'm OK with taking them for a limited period.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I'm dealing with severe light and sound intolerance. The only thing that helps me (significantly) with this is clonazepam. Now, we are going to have construction at our house in the coming months and its going to cause a huge amount of noise. I wanted to take clonazepam to get through this period, but it isn't deliverable at the moment in my country. My pharmacy gave me clobazam as a replacement.
Now, the property that i think causes the clonazepam to relieve light/sound intolerance is that it slows down the processing of stimuli in the brain. Most other benzos like Xanax dont have this propertyand thus dont do the same for me. Does anyone know whether clobazam would have a similar effect and is similar to clonazepam?
On another note, I know benzos are dangerous and I'm aware of the risks but I feel this is an exceptional situation. I've already decided I'm OK with taking them for a limited period.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.