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CFS travel crashes less severe with bromazepam on two journeys

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
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Ill for
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Last post
May 2023
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  • Condition: ME/CFSMade the crash way less worse on arrival. In context ↗
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Summary

A person with CFS took a long-acting benzodiazepine, bromazepam, during a journey involving a 10-hour flight, a 1-hour flight and a 2-hour car ride, twice in one week. The drug made the crash on arrival far less severe. They also noted the potential downsides of benzodiazepines, most notably addiction and tolerance.

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What they tried

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  • long acting benzodiazepine (bromazepam, could be ativan too) · Helpedtake a long acting benzodiazepine (mine is bromazepam, could be ativan too) during the journey. ... Made the crash way less worse on arrival. In context ↗

Symptoms mentioned

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  • Post-exertional malaiseMade the crash way less worse on arrival. In context ↗

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