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It is NOT intended to be a physician identification number. The AMA recommends that this number NOT be used for that purpose because of the great potential for abuse.

The are other physician identification numbers, such as the UPIN and NPI numbers. These numbers are specifically for physician identification.

No. Diazepam is a benzo that is used for relief of anxiety. It can also be used as a muscle relaxer. It is not prescribed for pain though, unless it is due to muscle spasms.

No

Not if you are mentally or physically impaired from it. Never take anything that could impair your ability to drive, or you will be charged with Driving While Impaired. If convicted, which you probably will be, you will lose your driver's license.

About 20-30mg

Half life of diazepam is about 36 hours. At after 96 hours, you will still have the proportion of diazepam. It will be as if you have taken one tablet of diazepam at the end of 72 hours.

actually i think 0.5 of klonopin is equal to 10 mgs of valium, so in retrospect klonopin wins!

Ativan is in the same family as Valium. They are both Benzodiazepines. Ativan is about 10 times stronger in terms of DOSE than Valium. They are two different chemicals but have similar effects. Some make you sleepier, and some work more at anxiety. I think Ativan is better than Valium at reducing anxiety but Valium makes you sleepier. But they are both similar so you probably won't notice the difference.

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Valium is in a class of drugs known as benzodiazepines, these drugs are commonly prescribed to treat conditions such as anxiety, but also have many other uses as deemed necessary by your doctor. Taking even one tablet of a benzodiazepine can show up on a standard drug test for 3-7 days, obviously the more you take and for how long will have an effect on your drug test results. However, you should have no problem if you were prescribed the medication by a licensed physician.

Yes - as it does not compete with the same receptors that suboxone does.

Valium is definitely out of your system in 12 days. Doesn't matter how much you took .... what matters is the days before the test that you didn't take them.

I'ts not suppose to but when i took it it did and the shrink couldnt understand it.

I am pretty sure that Valium is a depressant.

yes it does

I wouldn't say that Xanax, Klonopin, or Ativan are more habit-forming than Valium. Valium is just as addictive and potent as those three, if not more potent and addictive. I have been prescribed all 4 at some time or another to help with my sleep disorder, and I would say that the Valium lasted longer and had a greater sedating effect than the other 3, even when comparing a relatively small dosage of Valium to a higher dosage of any of the other 3.

You may take Lyrica with Diazepam, so long as you take both according to the dosage that your physician recommended. It should be noted, however, that both drugs act on the GABA pathways and can be considered synergistic drugs.

Taking too much of both substances at the same time can create issues such as agitation and mild hallucinations.

- John

"Always ask your doctor FIRST".

Yes, it is possible. Check out these links.

Especially this article.

"Many herbal remedies can cause a false positive for benzos. This is especially true with Valerian Root, St John's Wort, and Kava Kava."

Valium is an anti-anxiety medication, not a painkiller. It will not change ovulation pain.

Depends?? Do you want to be a drooling pathetic mess? Then go for it dude!

no

Diazepam and related anxiolytics are often associated with drowsiness, sedation, confusion, and difficulty maintaining balance. These effects are more pronounced at the beginning of therapy and after dosage increases.

Only your doctor can say that. Using over the recommended dose would be drug abuse and should be prosecuted. Talk with your doctor.