Im really struggling to come off diazepam? - how to get off diazepam
Any advice or tips or experiences. I do not want to increase my dose again, and I'm constantly up and down .... anxious, nervous, stressed out, exhausted .. I'm bipolar
Saturday, January 30, 2010
How To Get Off Diazepam Im Really Struggling To Come Off Diazepam?
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I assume that r trying to leave the crowd valium absorbed every day .... ur so contact can then ask the GP to alternative medicine at weaning.
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Thus, diazepam is very dangerous to leave quickly. I used to take Xanex, and have become very dependent. I have up to 6 tablets of 1.0 mg per day. You are right to want not to increase the dose. more increases are needed in the future. I went to rehab and was weaned off the drug. I went to my addiction specialists visit regularly my psychiatrist, and participate in NA meetings. I have heard of Xanex out for 8 months. Remember that anxiety is a symptom of "Out of diazepam. For months I was very anxious and stressed out. I recommend some yoga or meditation to relieve stress. Melatonin can help you sleep, and has no side effects. I am also bipolar. If I can do, you can do. You just need the right support. should inform your doctor that you receive from diazepam. I recommend a detoxification center, if you can afford to go too. Seizures can occur if you are out of the med too soon. Good luck. not give up. Xanex almost ruined my life. I am now much more active and happier. orThere are medications that help with stress and bipolar disorders, it is not addictive.
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ReplyDeleteWhy should I go? Perhaps you are not ready. Nevertheless, he gradually. GP And who knows what they are doing.
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