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As far as I know, I have read the combinations of both medications and there doesn't seem to be any reason why not - but that always makes me think that if it does clash then I'll be the one who causes the medication docket to need to be re-printed.

Trying this mix for bedridden patient w/agitation w/PSP/FTD/VD. Will know within the next 36 hours. sly

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.

I took (3) 10mg Valium on Wed at about 5pm. I had a urine test on Wed, 1 week, exactly 7 days, at 9am. The test came back positive for benzodiazepines. Valium can remain detectable in urine for up to 14 days. Water of course helps with any drug in your system but the body is very slow at clearing Valium from the system.

I took 59 Valiums in two days and drank 4 gallons of water before a drug test and passed it just three days later

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?

it all depends,..you can get images on the web,...if you have bought them off the street,....could be all sorts of colours and markings on the tablets. I once bought some that was packaged in Iraq, they were green.....but usually , they are blue(10mgs) or yellow (5mgs), or white (2mgs)..made by various different companies,...so once again, all sorts of markings vary. color will always stay constant ....if prescribed

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

How long should you wait to take pepto bismal after taking a 5mg valium.

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.

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

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.

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

Yes and no. Diazepam will lower your blood pressure while it is in your system, but not significantly or anything. It isn't a drug that would ever be prescribed to lower blood pressure and is not effective in that regard.

No NOO

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Actually, it depends on your personal circumstances. Severe anxiety/panic issues can put you at risk for pre-term labor, miscarriage, pre-eclampsia, and other serious problems that can affect the health of your unborn child. It's a matter of weighing the risks vs. the benefits. This is a matter you should discuss with your doctor to determine if the benefit of taking anti-anxiety medication outweighs the risks. Benzodiazepines are not known to cause birth defects, but there is the risk that your baby could suffer withdrawal symptoms after birth. This can be avoided by taking the medication only when absolutely necessary, or by tapering down the dose before delivery. Definitely discuss with your doctor whether the drug is necessary for your own well-being, as your baby's health depends on yours, both physically and emotionally.

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There are no drug interactions identified between these two medications.

"Victor" that is a serious answer. Good luck!

Ecstacy is an amphetamine, so it has stimulant properties and will likely disrupt sleep. However, I am unsure of any potential interactions if you take ambien while you are under the influence of ecstasy. I would not advise this. If you had taken the ambien the previous night, you will almost certainly be fine taking the ecstasy the next day. Ecstacy is an amphetamine, so it has stimulant properties and will likely disrupt sleep. However, I am unsure of any potential interactions if you take ambien while you are under the influence of ecstasy. I would not advise this. If you had taken the ambien the previous night, you will almost certainly be fine taking the ecstasy the next day.

Only if your doctor recommends that they be taken together. Otherwise, taking these two medications concomitantly may produce excessive CNS depression. Zolpidem is a nonbenzodiazepine of the imidazopyridine class, but its effects may be mediated by the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). Because it shares this mode of action with the benzodiazepine temazepam, there is a high risk for exaggerated CNS side effects including dizziness, confusion, light-headedness, headache, etc. and CNS depression, which may be life threatening.

Alprazolam is an positive allosteric modulater of GABAA on the Benzodiazipine site. This means it enhancers the effects of GABA reducing anxiety and causing sedation as those are the sites(outta 5) that it effects the most.

It is manufactured in Sweden using a rare oat stem. It is taken to the factory and melted with MELON seeds.

OTC sleep aids with diphenhydramine will throw a false positive for benzos on an EMIT machine if you take a lot of them. There are a couple of things that will do it, but when you show a false positive it'll be on a dip stick test or an EMIT machine--a GC/MS can tell between benzos and non-benzos.