Ativan

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My Doctor has had me on Tramadol and Ativan for about a year now. I have had no problems so far. I am on 50 mg. of Tramadol taken up to 4 times a day if needed, and 1 mg. of Ativan taken up to 4 times a day if needed.

Ativan is a wonder drug for panic, anxiety and sleep. It comes in 1and 2 mg pills, and is very effective.The only problem is that most doctors do not like to prescribe it long term because they think that it is addictive or hard to stop.I have been on and off ativan for 2 years and it is quite easy to stop.The doctor only gives me 1 month supply at a time though, its very frustrating!

ABSOLUTELY NOT!! 5mg is alot of lorazepam. And 2 Tylenol pm is usually more than the directed dose. I would not take anythinggggg at all with PM in it if you are taking lorazepam. If 5mg lorazepam is not enough of an anxiolytic/sedative for you please see your doctor.

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No. This combination is particularly dangerous. Xanax and suboxone can cause severe respiratory depression, which can cause death. A high rate of lethal drug overdoses due to the combination of xanax and suboxone have been documented in recent years.

If you like to drool and sit there looking like a Zombie.

Ativan is a controlled substance due to the fact it is quick to enter bloodstream and a person gets results fast. Be careful if you get off this drug and ween off or it can be a living nightmare for up to a month depending on the dose. Also if a person has been on a high dose,say 4-6mgs a day for anxiety for a long time(years) and goes to a jail where it's not allowed it needs to be illegal at least not to wean that person off if the person proves to have been prescribed it. It should be allowed anyway but definitely be tapered off. It's inhumane! I have gone through it more than once in jail. Enough people need to get together about that and put an end to it just like any controlled substances. And I have seen others go through it to. The last time a man was unable to hold his lunch tray or meals due to uncontrolled shaking leading to seizures. He was withdrawling from methadone.

I asked my doc the same question today.

I'm NOT sure about klonopin, I don't take that drug.

My doctor said that taking ambien (zolpidem) together with ativan (lorazepam) is safe, since it functions on different receptors in the brain. So there shouldn't be a synnergic effect.

Lorazepam is a Benzodiazepine drug that is used to treat conditions such as Anxiety, Insomnia, Acute Seizures. Lorezapam has strong Sedative/Hypnotic effects. This is why its used for sleep related conditions.

Ativan sublingual is generally used to manage acute stress. The sublingual route allows medication to be absorbed by the body very quickly therefore it is able to treat the anxiety very quickly.

Clonazepam (Klonopin) and lorazepam (Ativan) are medications in a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. They are usually used to treat anxiety attacks, panic attacks, to relax patients or to induce sleep in some cases of insomnia. Taking both drugs together can have a additive effect and make you considerably drowsy, lethargic, and/or knock you out depending on the dose of the drugs and your sensitivity to the agents. It may be dangerous to take both together if you have certain medication conditions so it is always a good idea to ask your pharmacist before taking these medications.

It should be safe if you take no more than 1 mg and have 1 or 2 drinks at most. However, you will feel a buzz from this and should not drive or operate machinery. Even if you are legally just barely under the alcohol limit, you will be impaired like you had a few extra drinks.

If you take larger amounts of ativan, and/or larger amounts of alcohol you can make yourself sick possibly even inducing respiratory arrest resulting in an emergency room visit.

However, if you are more sensitive than the average person perhaps no amount should be mixed.

I checked the interactions for REAL Sudafed (not the Sudafed PE stuff) and ativan and it said that there are no interactions. But, your safest bet would be to call a pharmacist, they could tell you for sure. I'm adding a link to the drug interactions checker. It is a very handy tool.

.5 mg. of Xanax equals 20 mg. of Serax. Xanax 'kicks in' a lot quicker than Serax, and is definitely noticeable when it grabs hold, while Serax is slower to work, and more mellow, but both are relatively short-acting compared to Valium. Take 2mg. of Xanax and it hits fairly hard and goes away hard, and leaves a "hangover" feeling. Take 80mg. of Serax and it's easy all the way. 4mg. of Xanax feels like a mini-Quaalude to me?! So, I'd have to say that Xanax is a lot heavier than Serax, but I'd rather stay with Serax. Xanax can mess you up quick and be a whole lot harder to kick too.

how long do it take for ativan to leave your system if yo only took 2 1mg before going to the dentist

yes. the only drugs it is dangerous to mix with ativan is any medications that could slow down your heartrate and breathing (like another benzo or a tranquilizer). this could increase the risk that you'd stop breathing, but it is fine to take aspirin. (I've been on ativan for three years)

1, you only need one xanax to relieve any symptoms of anxiety. If you are taking it to get high you will not feel any high it will only make you drowsey. If you are already mellow or relaxed this will do nothing or just put you to sleep. But to answer your question you only need one to feel the relief of anxiety. People die every year from overdosing on Xanax so if you take to many you can have an overdose and die.

With any drug you should always use precaution when mixing for the first time. Atenelol and Ativan can interact but it is highly unlikely. I am currently prescribed both and have not encountered a problem.

They are both addictive-they are a schedule #4 drug,which means out of a schedule from 1-5 they are considered to be one of the least addictive,but with my prior experience with both-I find that Xanax is more addictive-this is a quick acting benzodiazapine,where ativan is a long active-they are both nerve pills,but ativan is also an antisiezure medication as well. Xanax if you take large amounts or have been taking it for a long period of time-the withdrawl does include seizures,and believe me I've had em!!!

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Actually, you can but you must consider if you really need both of these medications at the same time. If the hospital gives you ativan (lorazeoam) for anxiety etc and you become sick they will admister phenegran (promethazine). A hospital is able to observe and intervene in any server circumstances. Now if you decide you do actually need both of these medications, please be aware that they both cause decreased respiratory and CNS function so you will need to keep these monitered. If the lorazepam makes you sick, get another prescription. But over all to answer your question, yes you can take them together.

Yes. It is similar to Vicodin and contains the same drugs (hydrocodone and acetaminophen). Vicodin is a brand name and is most often associated with the dosage of 5mg hydrocodone/500mg acetaminophen but comes in different strengths.

Norco contains the same ingredients but at a different ratio. Norco contains more hydrcodone to acetaminophen and comes in strengths such as 7.5/325 and 10/325. Because Norco contains less acetaminophen it is often seen as a more desirable pain medication, especially for long term users who wish to avoid high levels of acetaminophen due to the potential for serious problems with the liver.

Outside of a hospital, you don't. Clonazepam solution for injection is used mainly in hospitals or VERY rarely by those who can't swallow. Clonazepam tablets contain fillers such as talc, which if injected, can seriously f' up your insides.