A-C, Subjects with recessive IL36RN alleles have earlier disease onset (Fig 1, A), more frequently have systemic inflammation (Fig 1, B), and less frequently have PV (Fig 1, C) compared with IL36RN-negative subjects.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Clonazepam is a schedule 4 controlled drug, the same as diazepam. It's not like Tamazepam which is schedule 3 and has to be stored with higher security than all other drugs, and requires 2 signatures to be administered.
Your doctor may change your dosage several times to find the one that works best for you. Clinical Review by Jodi Grimm, RPh and Ann Ciemnoczolowski, MS, ELS on May 15, 2013. Clonazepam is an antianxiety medicine used to prevent and control epileptic seizures and treat panic attacks. Clonazepam comes as the brand name KlonopinÂ®. It comes in tablet and dissolving tablet forms. It is not completely understood how clonazepam works, but it is thought that clonazepam changes the way certain chemicals work in your brain, which slows down nerve activity. Your doctor will tell you how much clonazepam to take and how often to take it.