Cerelium

Warnings

Pregnancy
Diazepam should not be used while pregnant. It has the potential to harm an unborn child. Pregnant females should consult their doctors for further information.

Lactation
Diazepam enters breast milk and can have adverse effects on a nursing baby. It is not recommended during lactation. Lactating females should consult their doctors for further information.

Driving
Diazepam use may impair one’s ability to take decisions and react quickly in an emergency. As a result, you should exercise extreme caution when driving vehicles.

Liver
In patients having mild or moderate liver damage, Diazepam should be administered with caution. Begin with the lowest dose possible and gradually raise the dose depending on the patient’s reaction. This medicine is not indicated for those who have severe liver disease.

Kidney
People with kidney diseases should consult their doctors before using Diazepam.

Alcohol
It is not suggested to drink alcohol while taking Diazepam since it can exacerbate adverse effects like dizziness and concentrating difficulties.

Precautions

Inform your doctor if you are hypersensitive to Diazepam or if you have other allergies. Inactive components in this product may trigger allergy reactions or other complications. For more information, consult your doctor.
Inform your doctor about your medical history, particularly if you have: a specific muscle disorder (myasthenia gravis), kidney problem, liver problems, glaucoma, breathing/lung problems (like sleep apnea), mood/mental disorders (such as psychosis, depression), or a family or personal history of a substance abuse problem (such as overuse or addiction to alcohol or drugs).
Inform your doctor or dentist regarding all of the medicines you consume before undergoing surgery (including prescription, nonprescription and herbal medicines).
Diazepam’s adverse effects, particularly impaired coordination and drowsiness, may be more severe in older people. In the elderly, it may have the reverse effect, causing symptoms such as mood/mental changes, sleeping issues, or hallucinations. Coordination problems, fatigue, and sleeping issues can all raise the risk of falling.
Diazepam may not provide anxiety relief in children. In children, it may exert an opposite impact, eliciting symptoms such as shaking, agitation or hallucinations. What are the uses of Diazepam? This medication is used for treatment of seizures, alcohol withdrawal symptoms, anxiety, muscle spasms, and for sedation before medical procedures.
Make sure not to overuse this medicine as it may lead to addiction. How to store Diazepam? Please store this medicine at room temperature (18-25 Celsius). Keep medicine away from excessive light, moisture, and children. Please do not flush medicines down the toilet. Please read the leaflet provided with the medicine for further storage guidance. What are the precautions for taking Diazepam? • You may feel drowsy therefore do not do work requiring alertness e.g. driving immediately after taking this medicine Does Diazepam have any effect on pregnancy and lactation? This medicine should not be used during pregnancy and in lactating women.