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A 50-year-old female asked:

How long must i wait to switch from diazepam to lorazepam or can i take both?

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Dr. Michael Blumenfield
Psychiatry 59 years experience
Dosage & other meds?: Usually you could switch immediately, If you were taking large doses and other meds were involved there should be a careful plan that takes everything into account. Diazepam is longer acting than lorazepam so that would have to be taken into consideration for the smoothest transition.
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