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Posted by repop on March 25, 2006, at 10:15:57
I've been using .75 xanax for 20 years and wish to come off. I have a supply of Trileptal to help me, but do not know the protocol. Should I stop the xanax all at once and substitute a quantity of Trileptal, or do it slowly with maybe a smaller amount of Trileptal? Personally, I'd like to get it over with and not drag it out. .75 Xanax is a small amount, but hard to cut back on.
Thanks
Reed
Posted by SLS on March 27, 2006, at 7:33:24
In reply to Using Trileptal for Xanax withdrawal, posted by repop on March 25, 2006, at 10:15:57
> I've been using .75 xanax for 20 years and wish to come off. I have a supply of Trileptal to help me, but do not know the protocol. Should I stop the xanax all at once and substitute a quantity of Trileptal, or do it slowly with maybe a smaller amount of Trileptal? Personally, I'd like to get it over with and not drag it out. .75 Xanax is a small amount, but hard to cut back on.
> Thanks
> Reed
This is only a guess, but I think it would be better to introduce the Trileptal first. I don't know what dosage would be best. Perhaps 600mg?
- Scott
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