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Hello everyone, I've known Diazepam for a while, it's a kind of tranquilizer. Diazepam did help me sleep, help me dream less and less and reduce my heaches. But recently, I have had a few problems. Sometimes I don't remember what to say, forget where i left my wallet, and some other memory problems. Diazepam might have caused that? Should I go see a doctor? |
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maybe, are you seeing a dr for the perscription? If so, talk to the dr about decreasing. or decrease yourself. idk anything about it. but if it is a sleeping medication, it is putting your brain to sleep. probably too much in your system built up over long period. decrease. btw - I am not a md. |
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