Hi Everyone,
I have serached the forum and haven't been able to find the answer to this question. I know that valium in tablet form is extremely addictive and is only given for short time periods. But is this also the case when it is used in the form of a suppository and put directly into the bladder??? I'm assuming it still enters the blood system somehow, or am I wrong? What I'm wondering is, can suppositories be used longer term, or do the same rules apply concerning addiction etc??? I'm currently taking valium daily for anxiety and it is really helping my bladder, but I am only allowed it for a month (which I totally understand and accept.) Please can anyone provide the answer? Knowing that I will have to give it up makes me feel like Robert De Niro in the film 'Awakenings'. Haha.
Thanks so much.
Jem x
I have serached the forum and haven't been able to find the answer to this question. I know that valium in tablet form is extremely addictive and is only given for short time periods. But is this also the case when it is used in the form of a suppository and put directly into the bladder??? I'm assuming it still enters the blood system somehow, or am I wrong? What I'm wondering is, can suppositories be used longer term, or do the same rules apply concerning addiction etc??? I'm currently taking valium daily for anxiety and it is really helping my bladder, but I am only allowed it for a month (which I totally understand and accept.) Please can anyone provide the answer? Knowing that I will have to give it up makes me feel like Robert De Niro in the film 'Awakenings'. Haha.
Thanks so much.

Jem x
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