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What are the side effects of valium; can nausea be one?
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Yes: Valium is a long-acting medicine, and its breakdown products are active also. These can build up in your system, giving more relaxation and sedation than you might want. There can be dizziness, memory loss, confusion, and fatigue. These effects can be more likely depending on additional other sedating medicines or substances you might be taking. Nausea can be an issue for some people too.
Answered 2/23/2013
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Valium: Common are lightheadedness and sedation. Headaches & nausea have been reported.
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So I have to have three root canals done on the left side. Two very back top teeth, and one very back bottom tooth. I have ocd and anxiety. Will laughing gas or the Valium or whatever pill they give me be safe? I am so scared for this procedure. Thx?
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