The most dangerous complications include: Grand mal seizures These can occur without warning, even in people with no previous seizure history Delirium tremens A severe state marked by confusion, hallucinations, severe tremors, and dangerous changes in blood pressure and heart rate Psychosis Complete disconnection from reality that may include paranoid delusions and aggressive behavior The risk of these life-threatening complications increases significantly for: Long-term benzo users (6+ months) People taking high doses Elderly individuals Those with pre-existing mental health conditions Individuals with a history of seizures People who combine benzos with alcohol or other drugs Post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS) presents another serious challenge
Once labs are reviewed and your prescription is written, your first vial ships directly to you or is ready for pickup at the clinic
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Speaking with a mental health professional, such as a counselor or psychologist, can Discover: Mental health resources Various physical devices can Learn more: ED devices and treatments A person should speak with a healthcare professional if they are experiencing ED on a regular basis
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