Valium

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Pregnant and breast-feeding woman should not take diazepam, nor should someone with myasthenia gravis . The drug should be used cautiously in those with epilepsy , as diazepam may trigger an epileptic seizure.

Yes the molecules can degrade and it can become toxic to the liver.

It is a possibility that you have gotten 'immune' to this drug by building up a tolerance to it. It is used for anxiety disorders and some people have a high tolerance to benzo's. I personally can take 100mgs and it doesn't get me high but usually puts me to sleep. Be careful, taking too much can cause adverse reactions. Some people can accidentally overdose because the benzo's can cause respiratory failure and thus leading to death. Don't dance with the devil unless you know the consequences. Be careful my friend! All the best!

Both Xanax (alprazolam) and Valium (diazepam) are benzodiazepines and both should be detected in a test for benzodiazepines. However they can be tested for separately.

Valium is also detectable longer than Xanax.

No. Vicodin does not connect to the same receptor in your brain that methadone does.

Actually, the answer above is totally incorrect. Methadone and Hydrocodone(vicodin) both effect the same area of the brain (opiod receptors) and both stimulate your Endorphines which activate the receptors. Because Methadone has blocking properties, it will clog the opiate receptors in your brain making it almost impossible for other opiates to achieve their desired effect. It is very odd that the answer above says that Vicodin and Methadone connect to different parts of the brain when they are both opiates (broken down chemically they are the same thing).

Valium has a long half-life (20-100 hours) and metabolizes into several metabolites with varying half-lives. Depending on the dose the anxiolytic effects can last several days. That being said it's recreational effects tend to last a few hours. Again, this depends on the dose taken.

You should follow the use-by or throw-away dates offerred by the manufacturers.

If you're asking, have I heard of any problems with Valium used after the use-by date, if the tablets have been kept dry and out of sunlight, I have not ever heard of a problem.

Note Im not a doctor or a pharmacist -- just a guy with an opinion :}

i took a valium in the afternoon and at 5pm i started taken cough medicine. should i not have had cough medicine to nite

I you sniff a dizapam or Valium it won't do you any good until it goes down the back of your throat and gets into your stomach. So the best way to take them is orally. The are not water soluble so they won't get into your nose like cocaine or any other drug you can sniff. Hope this helps... Best of luck.....

yes, they are both benzodiazapines which is what the test is looking for.

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The catecholamines test can be performed on either blood or urine.

Valium has a elimination half-life of 20-100 hours whereas Xanax's is 6-12 hours and Ativan's half life is10-20 hours.

Yes, drinking heaps of anything should help.

The above is not so and rather careless. Water would be the only correct answer. Cranberry Juice (as well as grapefruit juice and many others actually) inhibits the breakdown of Valium and many other tranquilizers and antidepressants. So mixing the two will make it take longer to get out of your system. Info courtesy of my own Dr. and WebMD.

Valium and oxycodone can not be taken together. Other two drugs can be taken along with either of the two drugs.

Hahaha no not even close

The active ingredient of Valium is diazepam.

yes.

I kicked Opiates in jail. Thank god, they were giving me Klonopin, which is very similar to Valium. I was taking 2mg of Klonopin 3X a day to stave off some of the restlessness assoiciated with withdrawal. In Valium terms, that would be 10mg of Valium 3X a day. Hope that answers your question.

no, look at its halflife (how long until half of it is gone from ur body)

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To aid in restlessness especially at night to aid sleep