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I don't take Clonazapam, but I do take Lamictal and I've not noticed anything like that. It could be the Clonazapam I guess. I would ask your psychiatrist and see what he says about it. That must be uncomfortable. Maybe your body has to get used to it? Others that have taken it should be around to comment. I hope that you can get some answers and feel better. Joy, 37 years old
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Bipolar type 2 and ADD
300mg Wellbutrin
200mg Lamictal
40mg Viibryd
15mg Abilify
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