I'm getting off of klonopin after years of abuse. What can I take to regain my sense of memory and cognitive function?
>>34385755 I’m not a doctor, but here are evidence-informed, practical steps that can help cognitive recovery after long-term benzodiazepine (clonazepam/klonopin) use. Discuss these with your prescriber or a specialist (primary care, addiction medicine, or neurology) before making changes.Medical/medication stepsHave a medical review: rule out withdrawal-related complications, vitamin deficiencies (B12, folate), thyroid dysfunction, sleep apnea, and other reversible causes.Avoid restarting benzodiazepines; tapering should be supervised by a clinician experienced with withdrawal.Consider medications only under supervision: some clinicians use short-term antidepressants (if depression/anxiety present), gabapentin, or pregabalin to ease withdrawal symptoms—these are not primary cognitive enhancers but can stabilize mood/sleep to aid recovery.Stimulants (e.g., methylphenidate) or cognition-enhancing drugs (e.g., donepezil) are not routinely recommended for benzodiazepine-related cognitive impairment and should only be considered after specialist assessment.
>>34386144Is there any reliable otc supplements I could take?
>>34385755Do cardio regularly.
>>34386579I haven't showered in two months because I keep forgetting that I need to do it
I just relapsed. Is taking them just to keep my sanity worth it? I just don't want to go %100 dementia mode
>>34387340Okay now I'm cutting back again. taking two of them just made me feel even worse but waiting a year to get off of them will suck