Valium (diazepam) is a medicine intended for the treatment of anxiety disorders, as well as shakiness, agitation and hallucinations that can be experienced when the patient is trying to stop drinking. Do not take more of this medicine that prescribed. If you think you have overdosed and experience confusion, muscle weakness, drowsiness and shallow breathing report these conditions to your local emergency room or seek emergency medical assistance somewhere else. Although Valium can harm an unborn baby, even if you think you may have become pregnant do not stop the treatment as you may gets some of the following withdrawal symptoms: trouble sleeping, muscle cramps, stomach pain and sweating.

An overdose of Valium may be fatal. If you experience any of the following symptoms this may mean you have taken too much and need to seek emergency medical assistance: muscle weakness, confusion, shallow breathing, and drowsiness. To make sure the treatment is efficient it’s recommended to keep all the appointments you have. Your doctor may occasionally change your dosage and adjust it depending on the side effects you experience to make sure the treatment is going as it should. val