Valium

It gets rid of your anxiety and may make you more sociable in most occasions. It does get you a certain body "high" if that is what you want to call it but it also has a very good mental effect.

Well first of all, don't snort them. It's pretty harsh and I snorted 4 and they do not get you high like that. If you are taking Valium for a medical purpose, and are taking it normally, your dosage will NOT get you high. I just want to advise, not to snort it, it just doesn't work. Don't take more than 20 mg's of Valium, it's no good for you, and it will put you to sleep.

Valium itself does not state Inglow your system that long. However Balianto has numerous metabolites. Those metabolites include oxazepam, Temazepam, and Nordiazepam (Desmethyldiazepam). Desmethyldiazepam sticks around in the body for up to one entire month. However there are number of contributing factors results in the elimination of the drug and its metabolites from your body. After multiple uses accumulation in the liver occurs especially with the desmethyldiazepam. After ingesting just 10 mg at a single and call after nonregular use, it is highly unlikely that the Valium will stay in your system for extended periods of time such as longer than a month.

Valium is extremely fat-soluble unlike other drugs such as morphine or even Heroin, those drugs are water-soluble which means they quickly and turn and leave the butt. However Valium does not act like that Valiums stays in fat cells for long periods of time.

Unfortunately there's so many factors to consider with your body in regards to excreting the drug, however the dose is extremely low 2 mg. I would say that it would most likely be out of your body with then 5 to 15 days 15 days max and that's giving a liberal lack estimate.

You can eat prior to taking valium and be safe... but what I think you really mean is will the high be less intense if you eat before taking it. That is a logical yes, any drug will be less effective if you eat before taking it as it gets mixed in along with the food taking longer to digest and longer to absorb; lessening the dose at any given time.

Eating after taking valium and getting the effect will not lessen its effect though, so if you want to eat, take the valium first, wait for it to kick in, and then eat.

depends on how much you have taken, and if you had taken a of of dose or had been tsking it for a few days, normally for one dose of no more than 70mg you will be looking at around 10days but leave it 14 to be certain, ion thwe other hand if your like myself and been taking an average of 120mgs daily for the last 2 weeks i can last anything up to 6 weeks, if your worried don't drink alcohol as that will slow it down coming out your system, good luck mate,

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.

Yes. Valium (diazepam) is a benzodiazepine that has anti-anxiety, sedative, muscle relaxant and anti-convulsive effects. Ritalin is a CNS stimulant and works on dopamine receptors. Too much or even a standard dose can leave you jittery and very edgy. Sleep will be hard and eventually you can land yourself in psychosis (hearing voices, intense panic attacks, insomnia).

Valium like any other benzodiazepine will pretty much cancel out all of the negative side effects of the drug, leaving the positive intact, though a little weaker (only slightly). You will sleep well and have no chance of a panic attack if you combine it with Valium. Highly recommended, one of the safest combinations there are.

Good Diazepam (VALIUM) dosages for treating Ritalin's side effects start from 5mg though I recommend you take between 10-20mg. Read up about benzo warnings, they cause amnesia which in turn can lead to dangerous drunk like behaviour, though at 20mg unlikely. DO NOT MIX ANY BENZODIAZEPINE WITH ALCOHOL, DOING SO INCREASES ITS EFFECTS INCLUDING AMNESIA BY A 3 FOLD.

Stay safe and NEVER rely on drugs for daily functioning.

Yes! If you are a habitual user and have large amounts of the drug in your system (Valium has a long half-life meaning it stays in your system for up to 72 hours) and you stop suddenly you may have seizures etc; which can kill you if you are alone and unsupervised. It is not recommended to detox from Diazepam if you are alone.

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.

Xanax and tramadol are two completely different drugs. Cant compare apples to oranges, but I can tell you the tramadol is none narcotic. If you are going to abuse the drugs I would suggest taking the Xanax. The tramadol will just make you want to clean your house.

Diazepam (Valium) is commonly prescribed for dogs to control anxiety due to loud noise/thunderstorm phobias, some types of aggression and for seizures.

The dosage for sedation and stopping seizures is 0.25 mg/lb or 0.5 mg/kg. You didn't say how old your dog is or what it's for and those are also factors that need to be considered. As always, before medicating your pet, check with your veterinarian.

Anytime you are taking multiple drugs, there will be an interaction or a reaction. Be careful.

You should not be taking either without your doctor prescribing them to you. See them for better advice.

It depends where you live. Supply and demand too. Have you not taken Economy yet? Lol

yes in low doses,, i do every day, they only enhance eachother

Valium is sometimes prescribed to help Migraine patients relax or sleep. It will not abort the Migraine process nor will it help with pain. See your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders.

50¢ per pill.. And if caught by police, 1 year per pill. At least where I live... Soo worth it? You decide.. Peace.

The Mark I Kit is used by the US army, it is given as a cure to patients who have breathed in or consumed nerve agents of chemical war. If three of these kits plus one dose of a diazepam injector have been used on a patient and they are still convulsing, two more diazepam injectors at 10-minute intervals should be administered.

Yes. Both are benzodiazepines, so they are in the same family. Drug tests which are sensitive enough to differentiate the two are extremely expensive, and chances are whatever test you're taking is not going to be that sensitive. Best of luck to you - drug testing is an invasion of privacy and should be illegal. It's your body! StandardbredHorse (note to previous poster - please see the link "spell check your answer" - you need it).

sure, /just be careful getting up too fast as you might fall flat on your face and break your nose! Then you'll be able to add an Opiate to the mix!

NO, It is Xanax. Diazapam is Valium.

Short answer - Yes for Instant release pills, No for extended release.

Yes you can, however; it will affect you a little differently. First, it is likely that it will give a stronger effect, due to a lack of what is called "first-pass metabolization" by the liver (some anatomical differences from swallowing it versus sublingual, insufflation, or rectal administration). Second, it is likely to last a shorter period of time, an hour or two less. Third, while the pill is bound with glucose and other sugars normally, amphetamine itself is rather unpleasant tasting.

Maybe. There are several factors which will determine if this is a safe combination for any given patient. Diazepam and hydrocodone belong to different therapeutic classes, however there is significant overlap in their side effect profiles (dizziness, drowsiness, confusion, risk of slip-and-fall, others). An elderly, frail patient may be at greater risk of these side effects where as an otherwise young and healthy patient may be better able to tolerate them.

Diazepam and hydrocodone are both prescription medications. As such, they should only be used (singly or in combination) under specific instructions from your physician or other healthcare provider.