Valium

yes

The highest MG Valium comes in is 10mg.

NO!!! You should never, EVER give your cat ANY medication unless your vet says it's okay. Many human medications can permanently injure, or even kill, a cat. If you have any concerns about your cat's health, the best thing to do is always to take the cat to a qualified veterinarian.

Furthermore, Valium isn't even a painkiller to begin with. It is an anti-anxiety medication. It does not relieve pain. So, even if it were safe to give to a cat, it still wouldn't relieve the cat's pain.

Nope - both contain Benzodiazepine, which is what the drug test keys on.

I disagree with above you will test positive for benzodiazepine which both have they will not be able to tell the difference.

Clonazepam is 20 times stronger than Valium. Both are benzodiazepines which are extremely addictive and lead to dependence in as little as 10 doses of each.

Benzo and Thienodiazepines are a wide class of sedative hypnotic GABAergic positive allosteric modulators acting at the Gamma Amino Butyric Acid alpha subunit site, being eithers agonists, mixed agonist antagonists, and antagonists at this site. It's hard to classify unless one specific drug is named, for example, Flunitrazepam is known to be much more effective than alprazolam when smoked, snorted, used rectally, or orally, by mechanisms of both potency and bio-availability.

Yes, Valium can safely be taken with the antihistamine Claritin.

Valerian is generally belived to be non-addictive. However, there have been some reports of withdrawal symptoms after long-term use, so the short answer is that it isn't really definitevely known yet. It is, however, a better alternative to other drugs with a similar effect such as Valium, even though it isn't as potent.

xanax is Alprazolam

Valium is diazepam

There clearly isn't an equivalent.... what are you asking exactly?

It is extremely dangerous to drive any vehicle, when you are on diazepam (Valium). The driver can go to sleep without his knowledge and can cause serious accident. Once some body is stabilised on Valium on prolonged use, he can safely drive the commercial truck or bus. Provided he had his quota of sleep previously. Valium does not prevent sleep, if the person did not have it for prolonged period. The anxiolytic effect do not get lost with time. The drowsiness caused initially, is not there after prolonged use. Valium looks to be safe for long term use. Long half life makes it to be best anxiolytic drug available as on today.

Drugs tests are not 100% accurate and can give false positives and false negatives for various reasons. To prove that you have not taken diazepam, ask to take an alternative form of test.

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No. Narcotics (oxycodone) benzodiazepines and barbiturates are sedating where as Advil cold will have hardly any effect. Do not mix so many sedative drugs unless prescribed by your physician to do so

Can Flexeril and Atenolol be taken together

It is sort of a xanax but not as powerful

Hi my name is Nicole and the only medication that works for me pain wise is an extreme strength of neurontin and today I was given soma to take with it. It doesn't make you pain free or high like some people like but there is relief!

The active ingredient Diazapam is. the inert ingredients may vary.

It is certainly not recommended to change medications without consulting a doctor.

However, Xanax and Valium have Cross-tolerance. So if there is not an alternative then substituting Valium for Xanax is medically acceptable. And because Xanax can not be stopped "cold turkey" drug substitution is important.

yes you can.

I do on a daily basis as directed by my doctor. I take them at night cuz they make me sleepy. I've not had any side effects or any reactions. I'm not a medical doctor & you should always check with your doctor before mixing medications in advance. - Jwseizure

Valium can be psychologically addictive instantly if you've found its relieved your issues and can't shake the desire for more relieving... if you take it daily for up to a month or more than you can risk becoming dependant which i stress not to do... being previously addicted to herion, Valium, aphetamines, and cocain in the past i will tell you Valium was by far the hardest drug ive ever had to come off... the withdrawal is unbearable (potentially dangerous) and lasts so long its easy to loose the will to live... if you are already dependent do not be ambitious to come off them instantly or even ween yourself off too quick... you can do it as slow as possible and the suffering can be minimal and can be done therepeutically

Highly not recommended but it is not fatal.

Alcohol will increase the central nervous system depressant effects of diazepam. You will become overly sedated. A small amount of diazepam and alcohol probably wont kill you, let's say 1 glass of beer and 5 mg of diazepam. But drinking alcohol and diazepam is not a wise thing to do and can be dangerous.

Basically, yes. Some people take Xanax but that depresses me whereas the Valium doesn't. It does make me sleepy, though, so don't take it at work or if you have to drive after taking it.