sounds like you just did...
We have mixed small(ish) doses of Valium with benadryl in order to get a deeper sleep on long flights. Haven't had any problems. The benadryl seems to amplify the effect and actually cause sleepiness, while Valium on its own just has a relaxing (but not necessarily sleeping) effect. Just be careful not to take too much benadryl or you will be REALLY TIRED for a LONG TIME. And no, I don't mean death. : ) Just tired. *Doses have been 10-20 mg of Valium and a swig of children's liquid benadryl* And please note that WE ARE NOT DOCTORS so please CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN if you have any questions!!!!
No. Viagra prepares you for sexual activity. Valium puts you to sleep.
Yes, you can. If you haven't already made your purchase of Simply Sleep, I'd suggest checking to see if you already have Benadryl (or its generic diphenhydramine) at home. Simply sleep = diphenydramine
yes
It definitely wont make you die. It just might make you go to sleep quicker that's all...
doesn't work for me. Pristiq has caused horrible insomnia for me. I have tried Imovane- lucky to get 4 hours sleep, Zanax + valium together- maybe 5 hours broken sleep. Waiting to find something that works with Pristiq :(
ive take it a long time together was given by my doc. only at night a 10 mg valum and 10 mg loratab dosent bother me i sleep loratab alone i do not sleep .
Yes, you can ( i have before myself) I was on Subutex for six years and did four 8mg/day and it would keep me from sleeping so I would take 6 goody powder pm's to go to sleep every night ( the active ingredient in any over the counter sleep aid is Benadryl). However, I know know that the excess amount I took was not good. Luckily, I never died from it, but you should at least ask a pharmacist or a DR. to be sure!
Personally, not taking Valium works a treat when trying to get rid of the sleep effect of Valium. I doubt you this method will not fail you good knight.Sionith of Wales
The only one.
They might not have enough sleep
It is certainly not advisable to give benadryl daily to make a child sleep.