
Parenting Teenagers (12-18) Support Group
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I have a 12 year old that has sleeping problems. She takes clonodine to help her calm down to sleep. now my question is. Is there any parents out there that have the same problem?
My daughter even has problems getting to school on time because of it.
My daughter even has problems getting to school on time because of it.
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"sage in Children:: Because of the possibility that adverse effects on physical or mental development could become apparent only after many years, a benefit-risk consideration of the long-term use of clonazepam is important in pediatric patients."
I do medical transcription and dont' think I have ever seen this prescribed for a child except in an extreme case. There are other meds for anxiety/panic.
I would get a second opinion.