Valium

No. 5 panel tests for marijuana, PCP, amphetamines, opiates, and cocaine. Valium is considered a benzo and is a completely differenters class than opiates. Valium is in same class as xanax and ativan. Hope that helps. More panel tests will reveal the benzos though.

Yes. Valium possesses anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, hypnotic, sedative, skeletal muscle relaxant, and amnestic properties. The pharmacological action of Valium enhances the effect of the neurotransmitter GABA by binding to the benzodiazepine site on the GABAA receptor leading to central nervous system depression.

Only if you want to take the chance of killing yourself! Seriously, no-one should take this risk. A person may survive but it is by luck and you take the risk of meeting the grim reaper each time - please be smarter than this!

If your doctor says so. Be conservative with the dosing. Soma (carisoprodol) is one drug that strongly potentiates other CNS depressants, such as ambien. It is known colloquially among medical examiners as the "addict's final nail" (in the coffin, that is) with fatal outcomes via respiratory depression common among abusers of multiple CNSD's.

For example, had Anna Nicole Smith not been abusing soma (with 6 or 7 other CNSD's) she may very well still be stupid...er, I mean alive, today. Soma was her "final nail."

Yes, Valium is a controlled substance. It is used for anxiety, panic attacks, and often as a muscle relaxant, as it does include one. Valium is a disassociation drug, in that, it does effect your memory, absolutely not to be used with alcohol. Valium can be ordered by the doctor via phone,FAX, email. It does not have to be in written form only like oxycodone and other class 2 narcotics.

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Yes it does show up on a drug test as Benzo's and it stays in your system for up to 30 days at a time so, my advice if your gonna take a drug test in a few days, then dont take nothing that has benzo's in it!!!!!

Belong to a class called benzodiazepines.

It can be given P.O. (orally), I.V. (intravenously), I.M. (intramuscularly), or in certain cases, P.R. (rectally)..

Not easily , no.

Of course, if you went to your doctor and got a valid prescription instead of buying it illegally off the street or over the Internet you would not have this issue.

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The FDA has extended the expiration date of several medications (including Vallium) at least 5 years. So you are good to go.

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also, its got 1 amine, 1 imine, and 2 aromatic rings.

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More than likely. Both are in the same family of drugs, benzodiazepines. Guess it would depend what type of test

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i believe it staya in your system for up to a month approx and can be detcted in your

urine for up to one month.......they are also very addictive ....beware very insiduous in the way they work...........short term use advisable

Valium addiction is much easier to kick than smoking, but don't try to use Valium to help quit. It will not be effective, and Diazepam itself is a dangerous drug.

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No. Better to switch all your dose to diazepam. Safer, and you can schedule to reduce your overall daily dose 0.5 mg diazepam every 2 weeks.

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Even though the max allowed is 4 pills of 350mg each.The minimum lethal dosage of soma is around 3,000 mg I've had patients average 10 pills or more of 350mg pills a day for close to a year sometimes. But they've all turned out okay. You can't die on Valium. It's a benzodiapene used for anxiety and to help people withdraw from other benzodiapenes. Very few doctors know anything about dosages and how much can kill about any other medicines. I stumbled upon a website where people use drugs for recreation at crazy dosages and live but go through hell. That website is http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/psychoactives.shtml. Anyways back to benzos, Dr. Ashton is one of the few doctors that knows high dosages won't kill or harm as it will be shown later on. She also has a website which is (http://www.benzo.org.UK/) she also has a book available which is on that site. Ashton has a chart that shows how much Valium equals to another benzodiapiene. Example: 0.5mg of klonopin is equal to 30mg of Valium. And 120mg of Valium equals 2mg of alprazolam! Ambien is a hypnotic which is similar to benzodiapenes with the same side effects. In one report a patient took 400 Ambien pills and didn't die! The only way to die from benzodiapenes is to take a very large amount along with a very large amount of alcohol. And of course there's always the warnings of cold turkey. If you take large amounts of other medicines for a while and cold turkey it could kill you, but no one was died from a benzodiapene alone for any reason whatsoever whether it be overdose, cold turkey, etc. With benzodiapenes it's all just very uncomfortable. If you're an addict to anything and want to stop it's best to cut down little by little and it may take some time. Many broken promises can happen and loss of trust too. It can take a while and the addict may keep trying and promise and break them on numerous occasions for a long time but things always turn out good in the end if you really try!!

~Dr.Surrell