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Prescribed With Zapiz. Can I Safely Withdraw It After 2 Weeks?

Zapiz 0.25 mg has been prescribed to what the gastro may have seen through my secretly guarded hpercondrac condition that I privately fight with. Anyway I fear Zapiz prescribed for two weeks may become addictive, is my fear of gettomg stuck with this true or can it be stopped after the two week without any withdrawls ? The way u hve brought out your mercenary intentions throughf the backdoor shows your crude intent n worth. God bless you
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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Hello!

Zapiz indeed can be very addictive and you may find it hard to get over it. Especially if you are prone to addiction. It binds same receptors alcohol does. If this medicine whas prescribed for sleeping problems, nowadays we have much safer medicines than it, like Zolpidem. If this medicines was for sedation, Hydroxizine seem safer as it does not cause any addiction.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Prescribed With Zapiz. Can I Safely Withdraw It After 2 Weeks?

Hello! Zapiz indeed can be very addictive and you may find it hard to get over it. Especially if you are prone to addiction. It binds same receptors alcohol does. If this medicine whas prescribed for sleeping problems, nowadays we have much safer medicines than it, like Zolpidem. If this medicines was for sedation, Hydroxizine seem safer as it does not cause any addiction. Hope this will help. Regards.