If your baby doesn't want to stop breastfeeding, you could let him carry on for a little longer. It's recommended that you breastfeed your baby for at least his first six months, and breastfeeding for longer will only do him good. Letting your baby set the pace when you're stopping breastfeeding is called baby-led or child-led weaning.
Diazepam (Valium, Diastat, Acudial, Diastat Pediatric, Diazepam Intensol) is a drug used for the short-term relief of symptoms related to anxiety disorders; and symptoms that result from alcohol withdrawal.
ValiumÂ® is a prescription medicine that doctors prescribe to treat several conditions. These include anxiety and tension, symptoms of alcohol withdrawal, muscle spasticity, and spasms. Valium is also used to help control certain types of seizures. Valium is the brand-name version of the generic medicine diazepam. Clinical Review by Jodi Grimm, RPh and Ann Ciemnoczolowski, MS, ELS on May 15, 2013. ValiumÂ® is a prescription medicine that doctors prescribe to treat several conditions.