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Can I take diazepam and paroxetine together?

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sam77651
sam77651

I've been prescribed diazepam and paroxetine....had diazepam loads but can I take it with the paroxetine

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  • ShayRose
    ShayRose sam77651

    Posted

    Hey dont take them my niggas pop pills and they are now zombies just try n fight dont take them cause once you get addicted to it its hard for u to quit i use to think that ima mad nigga but no dont drag yourself towards something that u cnt handle you are young sam for me meds is not a great idea

  • matt57085
    matt57085 sam77651

    Posted

    Yes, you can take them together👍

    • matt57085
      matt57085 sam77651

      Posted

      I don't anymore, but did from 2006 until 2016. Are you just starting, Sam?

    • sam77651
      sam77651 matt57085

      Posted

      yeah started yesterday......I'm not taking it again! side effects are horrible!

    • matt57085
      matt57085 sam77651

      Posted

      Good👍 I'm glad you've said that. I remember the side effects when i started paroxetine. It does work well for anxiety but it's also very, very hard to withdraw from. It took me nearly 18 months to get off it, so ask your Dr for something else.

      Are you in the UK? If so you've done well to get a Dr to prescribe diazepam. What dose and how many did you get?

    • sam77651
      sam77651 matt57085

      Posted

      yeah I'm from the UK. doctors have given me loads of diazepam! only 2mg but I get prescriptions of 24 at a time no problems.

      2mg at a time is enough for me though, I think I've got a really low tolerance to medication.

  • Samijhoxha
    Samijhoxha sam77651

    Posted

    I have been using diazepam 2mg for 9 months, sometimes 4mg, but I am afraid to take it together with paroxetine.

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