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Chlordiazepoxide

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Crasher123
Crasher123

Is it safe to take a chlordiazepoxide before bed and is it safe to sleep on it

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  • RHGB
    RHGB Crasher123

    Posted

    Not good if you have been drinking today/evening. Better first thing in the morning.
  • Robin2015
    Robin2015 Crasher123

    Posted

    Hi Tom. Your Doctor who prescribed it should know best. RHGB also have good advice. Regards Robin.
  • vickylou
    vickylou Crasher123

    Posted

    As RHGB has said, it’s not a good idea to take Librium if you’ve been drinking. It can cause severe breathing problems, amongst other things.

    I must say that you seem to have been prescribed Chlordiazepoxide by your gp without much information or guidance.

    Have you any plans for after your detox? As that is the hard bit, staying sober

  • Crasher123
    Crasher123

    Posted

    Hi thanks for replys. Just gonna smoke weed like I did before. Wanna clear of the booze not worth it and nah I Havant been drinking got at least 3 days now
  • Crasher123
    Crasher123

    Posted

    Also iv only been drinking 12 cans of Stella every night. Still not good but my missis is an alcholic as well so just stressed worrying about her
    • vickylou
      vickylou Crasher123

      Posted

      Hi tom

      Ive just read the FAQs in yahoo and no wonder you were worried. Some of the comments were totally wrong.

      Three days without any alcohol is brilliant and from the amount you’ve been drinking, I wouldn’t have thought you’d have severe withdrawals.

      Youre past the 48 hours without a seizure without taking any Librium so I’d say you’re pretty safe.

      I won’t comment on the weed as no experience.

      Good luck and hope your sleep improves

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