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With a substantial part of the population still struggling with the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it should not be surprising to learn about the increasing prevalence of anxiety and panic disorders. As per the World Health Organisation (WHO), this global pandemic alone led to a whopping 25 per cent increase in depression and anxiety statistics worldwide. A staggering 90 per cent of the countries that the WHO surveyed included mental health and psychosocial support in their treatment plans, but even that was not enough. This unprecedented stress has now led to general social isolation and fear about health, and many people have eventually turned to alcohol and drugs to cope better.
With a record number of people abusing alcohol and drug, the statistics of overdose cases are at an all-time high. People constantly turn to alcohol to calm their nerves and sedatives like diazepam (valium) to ease their rising anxiety. While nothing new about these behaviours, they are now appearing at unprecedented rates. Unfortunately, diazepam and alcohol are highly addictive and can quickly lead to misery. So what happens if you mix them? Because both valium and alcohol are depressants, they must be used with caution. While using them separately may lead to addiction and tolerance, combining them is even worse and can lead to severe complications.
Can you drink on diazepam? What are the consequences of combining them? Below, we will discuss this in-depth.
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