I have been taking Lorazepam ...1 mg. 3 times daily for the past 3+years, for insomnia and anxiety. 3 yrs ago VA missed mailing and I experienced withdrawal;
Weekend Urgent Care gave me EKG test and wrote prescription for Lorazepam...when I filled the presciption, and took the pill ; withdrawal subsided.....
I am nervous about continuing and feel that a natural/safe, non-addictive could help me. Could you please make suggestions that will help me withdraw from Lorazepam?
Thank you,
John P. Signes
No, it's a benzo. It doesnt make pain go away, it calms you down and can help prevent seizures.
No, it is a benzodiazepine drug. Has nothing to do with opiates.
No, lorazepam will show up as a benzodiazepine on a drug test.
no, it is a benzodiazipine, the test would have to test specifically for this class of drugs.
Lorazepam is the name of the drug in Lorazepam. There are no other medications in that drug. Acetaminophen is the same drug as Tylenol. There isn't any in Lorazepam.
Well, depending on which narcotic it is(im assuming by narcotic you mean an opiate/morphine derivitave). A lot of opiates can be injected directly into the veins if they are water soluble(ie oxycodone hcl). Also, if water soluble can be snorted intranasally. And the most common method of ingestion is oral(ie popping a pill). This is usually how methadone is taken.
No. There is no antihistamine in it. Lorazepam is a benzodiazepine. It is used to treat anxiety.
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The Lorazepam package insert lists it as one of the most common drugs used to treat anxiety. Anxiety is the main use listed on the Lorazepam package insert.
In a typical individual, lorazepam can be detected in the urine 1 to 2 days after ingesting it. For lorazepam addicts, its can be detected in the urine longer.
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