CLOBAZAM vs DIAZEPAM INTENSOL

26, female, white, 4ft 10in, ~80-90 pounds, Tuberous Sclerosis, nonverbal, seizures. My sister ^ has not been sleeping the last few weeks. Originally thought it was due to increase in CBD oil (3.5ml to 5 twice per day). Cut the CBD completely. Still was not sleeping. Started to add CBD back at 3.5m

Hello Doctors and aspiring Doctors! I need help, and I apologize because this will probably be all over the place and include some irrelevant information since I don’t know what’s relevant or not, so I’ll just be spewing everything out. My daughter is 2 years and 3 months old and she weigh 23lb-24l

We have a patient who we've compounded clobazam 1mg/mL suspension for for years and years. It's just crushed clobazam tablets in 1:1 Ora-Plus and Ora-Sweet. We compound 1 month's worth at a time. On file, it says "Expiry: 30 days" but I'm questioning where this comes from. Does anyone have any refer

Back pain on the middle-lower left side. Does not get better with exercise (weight training). Has been going on for about 2 to 3 years. Sometimes better, sometimes worse, but always gets worse with PMS and period symptoms. Meds consumed currently: (I also have bipolar disorder type 2) - divalproex s

Hi everyone, 24M here (79 KG, 5'10") from India. I’ve been living with epilepsy since 2016 and have been on various medications over the years. However, recently I’ve been dealing with some troubling symptoms after withdrawing from my epilepsy medications, and I’m looking for advice or similar exper

Age: 29 Sex: Female Height: 1.65cm / 5'5" Weight: 60kg / 132lbs Race: Caucasian Duration of complaint: n/a Location on body: CNS Diagnosed conditions: depression (possible PMDD), generalized anxiety disorder, chronic allergic rhinitis Meds: 20mg Brintellix, Qlaira, 50 000 UI Calciferol (weekly), Urb

I’m a tech at cvs. I’m familiar with processing regular TARs, for adults. I’m off today and no other tech on the team understands how to do TARs. Now, SARs for kids, on the other hand, if it’s anything close to TARs, I think I can manage. The SAR in question is for clobazam. My question is, is ther

I have epilepsy, and take Lamotrigine / Sertraline and Clobazam (Clobazam as required). The rash appears to have grown by 75% in the last 24 hours. The rash on the front seems to be directly in front of the area of most pain on my back - which feels like it’s focussed around my shoulder blade. Ca

On August 20 he turned 18 years old. His health was better than mine. We had everything for the “casino style” party. But the worst had to happen, after a thousand cares, 24/7 attention, a few seconds without feeling that he moved on the sofa made him jump over the barrier of cushions to want to go

Acepromazine, or "Ace" as it's often referred to, is a very common pre-anesthetic drug often given to take home in tablet form for dogs that have storm anxiety or experience trauma with fireworks or grooming. Some vets prescribe it for aggressive animals to be given before appointments so they are m

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I had to put my baby boy down 2 nights ago. He was only 6. I wrote a post earlier about if anyone had experience with their dogs having seizures, but then his got worse. He seized on and off for 17 hours, with 13 hours of that being a seizure every 15mins or less. The vet gave him a big dose of diaz

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Hello all, I've received a handful of messages requesting that I write up a post on my tips for dealing with doctors. I am a 34F with decades of chronic pain treatment under my belt. I’ve had a lot of success being treated by doctors because I’ve spent years learning how they communicate and make de