Hi.  Frisium (Clobazam) is usually taken as a *second pill with other
pills for seizures. I use it 10mg each morning and night time, with
Tegretol (in Morning).
 (I have Complex Partial = temporal lobe seizures.)

  It may also be a relaxant, which would help slow Electric waves in
the brain, for people who have my type of seizures, and your type if
you get nervous feelings.  I don't Know if it's a Tranquilizer, that I
think you were asking.
  If your Pharmacy didn't give you a writeup when they gave you the
pills I can look up the link under http://efa.org  US Epilepsy site
that has a Medications Glossary.
  I found the writeup *I got with mine. Some things it says include
--> "Medication can be taken with or without food, avoid consuming
alcohol or alcohol-containing products while using this medication."
 "It is not advisable to stop taking this product suddently,
particularly after using it several weeks.  If you consider stopping
it, talk to your doctor or phamacy first. If you forget a dose, take it
soon as you remember, unless it is almost time for your next dose-- in
that case, skip the missed dose.  Do **not** take double the Next Dose
to catch up."
 "As with most pills, store at room temperature, in a secure place
where it will not be exposed to high heat, moisture or direct sunlight.
**Keep it out of reach of young Children.**
  Possible side effects --may cause drowsiness or dizziness-- use
caution if driving and avoid alcohol, may cause unusual tiredness,
occasionally it may cause weight gain."
  "Each person may react differently to a treatment.  If you think
this medication may be causeing side effects (including those above or
others), talk to your Doctor or Pharmacy."
   There is an additional warning at bottom to tell the **Pharmacy for
Women, if they are Pregnant or Breast-feeding."     (I think that's
because some of these pills can be passed on through the Mother's milk,
and when that stops the child can get same withdrawal effects listed at
top.)

  It also says to tell the Pharmacy about other pills, but if you get
all the pills at the same place *they will then know if there is
anything else for you to watch out for, as side effects. Hope that
helps.  G./