i'm sorry you're going through this. how awful! i'd suggest you make an appointment with a psychotherapist. what you're describing sounds like panic attacks and it may take more than medication to address this issue. clonazepam may not even be the best medication for your situation. it's true clonazepam is prescribed for anxiety attacks but it's clearly not working. there are other medications available. furthermore your situation may require a more well-rounded approach that includes cognitive (talk) therapy to address the issues that are triggering your panic attacks due to driving. please don't feel shy about seeking out psychotherapist. it's often the case that just a few sessions can significantly improve conditions like yours that involve a single activity that causes panic. meanwhile take care while driving. you're doing the right thing by pulling over as needed. if possible take public transportation or carpool with a co-worker until your panic attacks subside. i wish you all the best! ask about alprazolam 0. 25 mg oral tabs was on klonopin for 4 years 2 milligram. last week they switched me to xanax not sure its working yet
i take clonazepam 2 mg still have severe anxiety while driving. is there some other medication that can help? . while i am driving i get dizzy sweat heart beating out of my chest and sometimes blurry vision. i constantly have to pull over because i feel like im going to die. im terrified. i get so worked up even before i drive to a place ive been to a thousand times. i even have taken my clonazepam and hour prior to leaving to see if that helps but still have anxiety and then i always have to worry about the drive home. i need some kind of stabalizer that can block off whatever triggers anxiety.