
Taking Librium For Anxiety. Getting Hot And Cold Flushes. What Is The Recommended Dose?

I lost the label on the container.
What is the recommended dose please . ?
Also can it be used at night ?
I get hot and cold flushes at night so would it be appropriate to use the Librium ?
Are there any other ways of stopping these worrying flushes. ?
Thank you.
I suggest the dose of half a tablet a day and as you mentioned it can be used at night. You may wait for a week to see if that amount of medication works efficiently. You may also tell your doctor about changing it to a medication that is not affected by liver function change at this age. Let me know if you have any other question. I wish you a good health.


Many thanks.
That was very revealing about taking Librium at my age. ! My doctor did not mention this aspect at all. ! I also have Valium. Is this more acceptable than the Librium and does it too affect the liver. ?
Also I would be grateful if you could answer my question about the hot flushes at night. Why do they only occur at night and what can I do, if anything, to stop them ?
Thank you again.
Mild temperature change during sleep is normal. When it is pronounced, especially at the age you are, it could be a sign of sleep apnea. Let me know about your weight and height, your neck size, and if you have blood pressure.
If you drool on your pillow, if you wake up with dry mouth, if you snore, etc (any other problem).
Until I can figure it out better.


Thanks for that.
The hot flushing wets my vests and the bed sheets.
I am 6'1". 73". I weight around 80kgs. My neck is 15.5 inches.
My blood pressure is normal. Tested regularly, but I do not know what happens during the period of hot flushing. ?
I do drool on my pillow normally, but since the hot flushes started I don't know.
I do wake up with a dry mouth since the flushes started but previously I did not.
I am not aware if I snore. ! :-) I sleep alone.
Many thanks. XXXXXXX
Since your neck size is in the borderline zone, your age is more than 50 and you are a man, it is quite possible that you have breathing problem at night. I recommend that you tell your doctor to refer you to a sleep clinic for assessment.
Let me know if you have any question.
Have a nice day.


I will consult with him and try to see a specialist.
Regards, XXXXXXX
Hajiazim

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