Yes... although it is rare... benzodiazapines can sometimes cause a person to act violent. I strongly advise anyone who is taking the drug who experiances these symptoms to talk to their doctor immediantly before it progresses, it can have devistating consequences such as injury, a criminal conviction, even death.
A person should not mix Ativan and Xanax. This is because the two drugs work with the body in the same way and could cause an overdose.
No. Xanax XR does not cause alzheimer's disease.
Xanax (alprazolam) will not cause missed or late periods.
The largest dose available of Xanax on the market is 2mg. So im assuming your talking about .5mg xanax. 5mg of Xanax could possibly cause death. Its not smart to mix xanax and opiates cause they cause very shallow breathing.
XANAX can cause actual reliance and withdrawal responses.
No
Xanax sure does cause "flushing" feeling in me as well as lightheadedness and even the reverse of what it's suppose to do...which is to calm you down. Sometimes it actually "wires" me up.
Can you get pregnant on xanax? Absolutely. There are no birth control properties in xanax. Should you take xanax if you become pregnant? No, unless your doctor says you should. Even then, I wouldn't. From a nursing perspective.
Xanax is a depressant. Taking that many may make you become unconscious, may make you stop breathing or make your heart stop. You need to see a doctor -- and probably a psychiatrist because you have a real problem if you're taking that much medicine without needing it.
yes it does
Xanax can stay in your system uo to 30 days.
No. That's a lot of Xanax. There are two types of addiction; physical and mental. If you are taking that much every day, then you body will be physically addicted to it. Sudden withdrawal of Xanax can cause seizures. Mental addiction occurs when you feel like you need to have it all of the time. Since it's an anti-anxiety medicine, and you are taking a large dose, there is a good chance that you will become addicted.