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A member asked:
Can they make muscle relaxers in liquid form for tmj?
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Valium: Diazepam or valium is a sedative and a muscle relaxer that can be taken in liquid form. It is used in cases of TMJ problems but limited to short term. It is addictive. Other muscle relaxers would have to be crushed and placed in liquid to make it easier for you take.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Muscle relaxers: Muscle relaxers can come in liquid form but they may not be the best answer to your TMJ problems. First question is have you been diagnosed with tmd or with myofascial pain disorder or bruxism, yadayadayada. It would be better to treat the problem rather than the symptom. A good dental visit should be able to direct you accordingly. I hope it feels better soon.
Answered 8/29/2017
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Yes: Yes, either pre made or a compounding pharmacy can make up a preparation.
Answered 3/19/2015
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