I have been taking zopiclone to sleep for 10 years now and I have started a 4-month withdrawal program. Is it normal to experience a decrease in energy?

Yes, it is normal to experience a decrease in energy during a withdrawal program from zopiclone. Your body may begin to feel the effects of the withdrawal, leading to symptoms like fatigue. These symptoms typically subside after 5 to 6 days following the dose reduction. If the fatigue becomes too intense, it is possible to slow down the withdrawal process at that time.

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I have been taking zopiclone to sleep for 10 years now and I have started a 4-month withdrawal program. Is it normal to experience a decrease in energy?

Yes, it is normal to experience a decrease in energy during a withdrawal program from zopiclone. Your body may begin to feel the effects of the withdrawal, leading to symptoms like fatigue. These symptoms typically subside after 5 to 6 days following the dose reduction. If the fatigue becomes too intense, it is possible to slow down the withdrawal process at that time.