Best way is to consult a doctor.
But not really, most of the doctors see this as business strategy so they will be prescribing the pills again and again with lesser harm but still its a harm so we can do it on your own if we are having better mental strength so trying it is okay in this lockdown.Years ago I had a doctor discourage me from going off a pain medication, under brand name Norco. I was on 2 a day at the end, after telling him to take me down from 6-8 a day. I went down 1 pill a day, every month. Then at 2 he says "why keep going, you're fine at 2 a day, most can't do just two a day, my concern is if the pain returns" I went to rehab with a medical detox, best month of my life. That Dr should have prescribed me a benzo for a month and encouraged me to go lower. This Dr. was different from the one who prescribed me fentanyl, the strongest opiate for humans. I was 20, never heard of fentanyl patches. He tells me it's better for me than the 2 norcos a day I'm taking, I thought it sounds great. Then I see the box said palliative care only. I had nerve pain, I'm not going to die from it though. I looked up how strong they were, and still took them.
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I lost a year falling asleep on those things. At the end of the day I don't blame the doctors but they're not to be trusted more than your google bar.