What are some generic forms of valium.
The most notable generic form of valium is called diazepam. However, it’s probably most widely prescribed and used to treat anxiety disorders, as it affects the chemicals in the brain. When is Valium prescribed, and how? Valium can be prescribed in either a pill or liquid form – liquid doses should be measured precisely and an extended-release capsule should be swallowed whole rather than chewed or crushed, so that the medicine is then released slowly in the body as intended. Valium doses should of course be taken as prescribed – if you somehow miss a dose, it is best to just wait until the next dose is due. Don’t be tempted to take an extra dose of valium to make up for the missed dose. If you are taking valium, you will generally have to take less and less of it, rather than just suddenly stop taking it. Valium is addictive and should not be taken more often than prescribed, or for longer than four months unless instructed by a doctor. Women who are pregnant should not use valium as
