Benzodiazepines

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.

Only certified and licensed health care professionals can inject medications in the US, most of these professionals are required by license to do this under the direction of a medical doctor, especially the pain medications and controlled substances.

In case you are asking how to do it yourself, then that would require training for proper safe administration techniques.

Medications should only be taken as directed by a physician or other health care professional. Do not inject oral medications, you can kill yourself.

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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.

Well I did it last night I lost track after the 4th pill I woke up thismorning to a empty bottle I've had chest pains all day but I'm alive ill never do this drug again unless I have someone control it fore

No benzodiazepines is a different class of drugs, often if you are taking a five panel drug test for the DOT this drug is not even tested. It could be tested during a drug free work place test for all 10 drugs. But not tested at all for a DOT test 5 panel. Two different classes of drugs.

Im dying to know the answer to this one to. i took 200mg Valium over 2 nights, waited 2 nights and now im wondering if it is safe to take 10mg of oxycodone (Snort)

I really DOUBT you took that much Valium over 2 nights but if you did and lived I doubt a 10mg oxy is really gonna matter is it BRAINIAC?

Yes you can, I am taking 60mg codeine, 70mg diclofenac 2 paracetamol and 4 mg diazepam for chronic Back pain in one dose.

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!!!

Diazepam (Common trade name of Valium) is a member of the Benzodiazepine family. Diazepam has many uses in both animal and human conditions, however it is often used as an anxiolytic, and has been used sucessfully for a number of years in both animals and humans. It can also be given to epileptic pets in suppository form if suffering from status epilepticus. As with any medication there are some potential side effects which must be discussed with your vet. In some rare cases, it may have a paradoxical effect in which it cause excitement and exacerbates anxiety. Diazepam should only be given to animals under veterinary advice. There are other products and formulations for pets that suffer from anxiety disorders that may be more suitable depending on severity of condition, size of the animal and other factors. Other formulations such as syrups, elixirs, and drops are commonly available in which your veterinarian can advise upon if suitable. There are also many natural alternatives that you may consider discussing with your veterinarian. If your pet goes for surgery and it has been given any kind of calming substance, even the most natural one, you must tell the veterinarian so the given anesthesia is adjusted (decreased) so the total anesthesia is within the therapeutic window, as calming subtances contribute to this total.

It depends a lot on the doses of each. The best answer I can give you without getting all of the information from you, is to ask or all your pharmacist that's what their job is. Not just to fill your prescriptions but to make sure your medications don't interact and answer any questions you have.

No. Above mentioned drugs do not contains sulfa drugs. They are not sulfa based also.

smallest dose .25mg white football-shaped

.50mg pinkish orange football-shaped

1.0mg blue football-shaped

2.0mg white bars

although those are what the name brand ones look like, i know the generic ones sometimes look different but all the same milligrams.

Marketed as Valium by Hoffmann-La Roche, is a benzodiazepine derivative drug.

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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.

Well it usually takes any where from 15 to 21 days to be completely out of your system. If u take it on a daily basis of course but it u have just taken 1 of them to help you go t sleep and do not use them on a regular basis then it shouldn't take very long at all. Maybe 4-7 days and that is pushing it. Good luck hope u pass you drug test. Best decision if you are not prescribed them then do not take them any way buy only u can make that decision Good Luck.

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.

Your doctor should have gone over this with you before prescribing these. Call his/her office and ask, as such things vary with the individual. If you cannot reach the office, contact your local pharmacy.

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.

it takes 3-4 days absolute max more likely 2-3 days if u drink mad water itll push itself out faster but u just gotta wait it out it might b unpleasant depending on how long uv been taking it but u should not feel any withdrawl longer than 2 wks MAX usually its a week could be less evry ones diff u should check w/ ur doc it can b dangerous 2 get off benzos urself

Xanax and Lexapro are similar in that they are both approved to treat anxiety, but their mechanism of action and indications for use are somewhat different.

Xanax is a benzodiazepine a class of drugs with many medical applications often prescribed for anxiety. Xanax is FDA approved to (1) treat acute anxiety states, (2) for the management of anxiety disorders, (3) for panic disorder with or without agoraphobia, and (4) for anxiety associated with depression. Benzodiazepines, particularly Xanax, act very quickly, typically providing relief in 30 min or less. Xanax is typically effective for 4hrs (maximum 6hrs), if taken for continuous anxiety relief it requires four (occasionally three) doses daily. Xanax and other benzodiazepines act on the neurotransmitter GABA the brains principal inhibitory neurotransmitter. By acting on GABA Xanax alters the action potential (the ability of a nerve to fire) by causing a rapid influx of sodium ions into ion channels causing the polarity of the membrane to reverse, thus the ion channels to deactivate. Simply put Xanax reduces the ability of nerves to fire causing a reduction in activity in the brain (ie making it more quiet) which causes anxiolysis. Benzodiazepines are schedule IV controlled substances and have a potential for abuse, misuse, criminal diversion, and addiction. As a result benzodiazepines are typically prescribed for a short time period although long term use of benzodiazepines is appropriate in some situations. People with a history of substance abuse, especially to alcohol or barbiturates, are at a much higher risk of addiction. People with a legitimate anxiety disorder without a history of substance abuse rarely develop a problem. Physical dependency occurs in 1/3 to 1/2 of all long term users. Physical dependency is not addiction however benzodiazepines should be slowly discontinued under a doctors care since withdrawal can be severe, even life threatening for long term, high dose users.

Lexapro is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), a class of antidepressants. Unlike Xanax, Lexapro works on the neurotransmitter serotonin. Low levels of serotonin have been linked to both anxiety and depression. Lexapro is FDA approved to treat depression and generalized anxiety disorder. Lexapro is also effective for treating other anxiety disorders.

Lexapro is not a drug of abuse nor is it a controlled substance like Xanax is. However, like Xanax, people may develop physical dependence for long term use so Lexapro should be slowly discontinued under a doctors supervision. Unlike Xanax it can take up to six weeks before Lexapro has any effect. In fact many people experience a temporary increase in anxiety when starting Lexapro much. Xanax is safer in an overdose situation. Death due to Xanax toxicity is almost unheard of and typically thousands of milligrams are required for death to occur. Benzodiazepines are among the safest drugs and are almost never lethal unless mixed with other drugs like alcohol, opioids, or barbiturates.