Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility?

Posted by Noa on February 9, 2000, at 1:31:29

In reply to Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility?, posted by Cindy W on January 29, 2000, at 9:56:54

For me, the irritability and emotionality lasted a couple of weeks initially and then went away, as did the other initial negative effects, such as balance problems and grogginess.

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Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Noa 1/5/00
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Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Dave 1/28/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Cindy W 1/29/00
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Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Alice 2/9/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Noa 2/9/00

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