Ativan

brand-name drug is sold under the name given

the drug by the manufacturer. A brand name is always

spelled with a capital letter. For example, Valium is a

brand name for diazepam

1mg Xanax = 2mg Ativan or 20mg Valium. You also have to consider onset and duration of action. Xanax is very fast-acting but only has a half-life of 6-12 hours. Ativan has a relatively quick onset with a half-life of 10-20 hours. Valium on the other hand, is a slow-acting benzo and stays in your system for days.

Yes, just be smart with your dosages because lorazepam is a strong benzo and benzos are potentiators of opiates, so you won't need as much oxy as normal unless you wanna be nodding balls. If lorazepam is a normal medicine for you that you take on a daily basis, then take as much oxy as normal. If you're not tolerant to benzos, careful on how high you dose.

yes

It it possible to take Valium (diazepam) and Ativan (lorazepam) at the same time however it is uncommon for both to be prescribed. However some doctors will prescribe Valium for continuous use, typically three times daily, and may give some Ativan to take as needed or panic attacks or insomnia.

Keep in mind that Valium is a far less more potent drug than Ativan, 0.5- 1 mg is equivalent to 10 mg of Valium.

No, Valium and Ativan are different medications with different active ingredients. Valium is a trade name (brand name) for the drug "diazepam" and Ativan is a trade name for the drug "lorazepam." However, both diazepam (Valium) and lorazepam (Ativan) belong to the same class of sedative hypnotic prescription medications known as benzodiazepines. Accordingly, diazepam and lorazepam have similar chemical/molecular structures and share many of the same therapeutic properties.

As hard it is to get pain prescriptions when you are in a lot of pain. I would say yes.

Yes they can be taken together and have moderate interactions.

Valium (Diazepam) and Ativan (Lorazepam) are both benzodiazepine drugs. They are similar, but not the same.

my Dr. prescribed them together. I'm a little droggy in the morning some days but out like a log all night.

Yes, You can take these drugs together but do not drink alcohol and do not drive. I am Prescribed 1mg of Ativan (lorazepam) 3 times daily and I have migraine headaches so sometimes I have to take these two drugs at the same time. Best to stay at home on these nights and chill out.

Remember, combining these drugs and drinking alcohol can have fatal outcomes.

Be Safe!

I have used hydomorohone intraveineously and 10 mg Valium orally together without any problems but I would definitlely be very careful depending on your tolerance levels for each. I was doing 3 to 4 8mg pills through IV and only 1 or 2 Valium later at night to sleep.

I doubt that it would do any good. I would see a physician for better advice on medications that may help.

Maybe. Some patients could safely tolerate this combination while others could not. The side effects of the two drugs have significant overlap (especially drowsiness, dizziness, confusion, risk of slip-and-fall, others). Only your doctor or other provider can determine if this combination is safe for you.

Most of the time yes they will. Like if you're leaving for a trip or if it's only one or two days early then most places will refill the prescription. You could have gotten all of the medicine at once anyway, so they really can't keep you from getting the rest of it whenever you want to.

Now if it's a new prescription for the same medicine then you might run into trouble, but if the same doctor gave you another script then I don't think they have a choice. You will run into problems if you have gone to more than one doctor and gotten the same medicine, maybe even serious problems. Do not do this, you could risk legal action against you.

These are not facts by any means, but it seems from my experiences this is the way it works.

yes, but very caefully. Hydromorphone is a powerful Opioid. and Ativan is a moderately powerful Benzo Mixing the 2 CAN be dangerous if you take too much! But, they are commonly prescribed together

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Generally, yes. If you want to know if this is safe specifically for you, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

Yes you can, but beware of the sedation you will feel. Best to be in bed for this combo. If ever in doubt....don't look to the internet, call a pharmacist.

Yes, it's fine. Depending on dosages, it'll most likely make you sleepy and drowsy.

Although this combination of medications are used routinely in various patients, it should first be noted that Ativan ( as well as all other benzodiazepines) is HIGHLY ADDICTIVE and there are alternatives for treating anxiety that can be used instead of Ativan (Various SSRI's also treat anxiety without the possibility of addiction. I.e. Prozac, Zoloft, etc...). The coocurrence of addiction in those with BiPolar Mood Disoder and the various Anxiety Disorders IS high and therefor, consideration for "switching" addictions from alcohol or other substances to the benzodiazepine of choice should be discussed in detail with your physician! Specifically, in regard to the question as posted, Depakote CAN inhibit the metabolism of Ativan which - in turn - could lead to higher levels of Ativan (other than that intended) in the bloodstream. Being that blood levels of Depakote should be monitored with regularity by the prescriber whenever prescribed, blood levels of Ativan will likely be a focus as well. If you are taking a benzodiazepine (Ativan, Valium, Xanax, Klonopin, etc..) for ANY reason, sinceity and honesty with your physician - in regard to your substance use/abuse - is paramount! BSalai - LCSW

You shouldn't mix alcohol and any medications at any time. However, a good 8 hours should have passed before you attempt to drink.

Yes. They are both benzodiazepines. They can, however, be differentiated by a GC/MS urine test.