Benzodiazepines

Valium is a drug that is prescribed for anxiety. Valium can make a person feel sleepy or not alert and should not be taken with alcohol.

There are no known interactions between Tylenol (acetaminophen or paracetamol) and Valium (diazepam), so yes. Yes, it should be okay to take Valium with Tylenol. Check with your doctor or pharmacist to see if this is a good combination for you.

Are you sure you don't mean a milligram, instead of a gram? If you have only taken 1 mg, once. 3 to 14 days depending on the test they are doing ! If you truly are talking about a gram. I suspect you would be comatose, and unable to ask the question you asked !

Each XANAX Tablet, for oral administration, contains 0.25, 0.5, 1 or 2 mg of alprazolam.

Inactive Ingredients

Cellulose, corn starch, docusate sodium, lactose, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide, and sodium benzoate. In addition, the 0.5 mg tablet contains FD&C Yellow No. 6 and the 1 mg tablet contains FD&C Blue No. 2.

usually it will make the person seem drunk, slurring speeech and not so good on their feet. <-- that just means they are really messed up and they are feeling really good. you need to be worried when they can't stand up at all, and they start blacking out or paasing out that's when you need to start worrying. my friend recently overdosesed on xanax and soma, he ended up in the hospital, had to get his stomach pumped and had the charcoal drink

You don't. You shouldn't have taken the drugs.

No. A GCMS is a very highly accurate tool for determination of molecular mass. Since the molecular masses of benzodiazapines can vary greatly. For instance alprazolam (xanax) has a molecular mass of over 308 g/mol and diazepam (valium) has a molecular mass of just under 285 g/mol.
If you're being given one type of benzodiazepine legitimately, they CAN test to see if you've strayed from your prescribed treatment. The longer the half life of the drug, the longer they can test for it. "Xanax" can be tested for for several days while "Kolonopin" could probably be tested for for at least a week or more.

Yes. I am currently on all three medications. Mine is a low dose to start me off with, then they'll eventually raise it as normal. You have to get blood work done to check the lithium levels in your blood to see if it's the right disease for you because everyone is different. So that's the only thing you should discuss with your doctor.

Generally not.

It is addictive and withdrawal from it can lead to seizures but the drug itself usually does not.

Xanax (when taken orally) is one of the best cures for anxiety. A daily dose will give relief for recurring anxiety or panic attacks. Abusing xanax causes memory loss...and what is called 'xombie' ....someone can walk around all night long...semi-conscious but no recollection of events occured. Alcohol makes xanax effects stronger, smoking and eating will reduce the effects. Snorting xanax causes mild euphoria but is biggest cause for abusive behavior and addiction.

yes you can, but it is not great for your liver.

yes

it can possibly if u take it all at once it depends what your tolerence is to xanax. 4 mg definatly wont kill you though if ur 120 pds. so im gessing its not lethal. but it is an overdose u start feeling drunkish and can kinda but not really function.

I know of someone who is on 2mg 3 times a day, that's 6 mg per day, and she is barely affected at all. Also, the generic didnt work as well as non generic (after 7 mg of generic she was still talking a mile a minute)

Long in short, you can. An analgesic and a benzodiazepine don't really have much of a contraindication. Of course, just for measure I need to add that you should ALWAYS check with your medical provider. No medical or medication rule applies for everyone.

please do not, this can be very dangerous. Lamictal is a mood stabilizer that requires blood work in order to be prescribed ( i was once on it) and I am sure you know the functions of the other two does not seem like a good idea to me. Xanax with methadone is also dangerous. It is the lamictal that worries me you should not mix that with those two.

At least 10 days!! But the more water u drink, the more u flush ur system out...but be careful not to drink to much water, as for we all know, u can overdose on water as well!!! Buy some OTC water pills, like the ones women use to get ride of bloating during their periods....and time!!! Nothing is a sure thing...but this has worked for me!! But the dosage is so low, you've only taken 1.25 mg, which is a very low dosage. Plus, if u've never taken them before, I'd say you'll be safe within the week!!!

i am going to answer my own question. Yes, depending on the test, and your concentration levels, the benzo's (ativan at least) can show up as weed on a simple drug test. on further testing, you will show strictly benzo's, but if you have a small amount of THC, (even as little as 15-20 nanograms) it will cause a red flag, and they will test it through a gcms to find out if it is really THC or a false positive. benzo's will bleed on to the test strip, since THC is first, and benzo's are second.

i was clean and failed the cheap medtox test for THC (or nonoxonol-9)

this can cost you a job if you have ANY THC, or at least a few days of work, and some suspicious employers. users beware! also, even the simplest test checks for benzo's. that's xanax, ativan, or chlonopine. there are other names, so check your bottles!!

Zanax and Valium are of the same drug family, benzodiazepines so they would show under that category as the same on a routine urine test. There are likely extremely expensive tests that could differentiate the types of benzodiazepines.

That is an incredibly broad question, one that is very difficult to answer. I won't even consider the resulting conduct problems and psychotic behavior which have resulted in countless accidents and overdoses.

Yes these drugs can kill you combined with alcohol or other powerful CNS depressants, such as opiates and strong benzos. All of these drugs have one thing in common: total body shut down, CNS depressant, pop a few of these with some liquor and your DONE, pop a few of these in combination of one another, take a few Xanax, take a few Seroquel, take a few Ambien and some Valium then try to take a walk down the street and you've picked 3 fights, lost every one of them, get elbow-striked in the head by a police officer and are now under arrest for public delirium and resisting arrest.

Yes. Regular doctor can prescribe the above drug in most of the countries.

There's really no way of answering this. Everyone's metabolism is different. In addition it may depend on the amount of food or liquid in your stomach.

Xanax (alprazolam) has a half-life of 11.2 hours (immediate release) and 10.7 - 15.8 hours (extended release), meaning 0.5 mg will be clear after a single half-life. In addition, a chronic user will have more circulating in the blood, and the liver can only metabolize so much in an given period. Therefore, the answer depends on how sensitive the test is and how long the person has been taking Xanax. According to one website, an infrequent user will clear a BDZ in 3 days, a chronic user in 4-6 weeks. Note: Xanax is considered a "short acting" benzodiazepine (PDZ) [shorter half-life] and is therefore more likely to be addictive than longer acting BDZs. That said, all BDZs have the potential for abuse.

of course xanax can be taken with meth and you will feel euphoric. where have you been that u didnt know this.