Clonazepam, commonly prescribed for seizures, anxiety, and panic disorders, carries a risk of addiction, especially when misused or taken for extended periods. Understanding its effects, the potential for addiction, and the symptoms of misuse is crucial for those using clonazepam and for healthcare providers.

Clonazepam, commonly prescribed for anxiety, panic attacks, and seizures, has a range of potential side effects. While it can be effective when used as directed, both short-term and long-term side effects—such as drowsiness, memory issues, and addiction—are important to monitor. Understanding these risks is key to ensuring safe use of clonazepam.