How long after hyaluronidase can I take Diazepam? What sort of serious interaction do they cause?

Dear lizzie72, Thank you for your question. There is know known interaction between hayluronidase and diazepam. I suggest following up with your primary care physician to discuss the appropriateness of going back on your medication. Best of luck to you!

I was not aware that there was any interaction between these medications.  I did a search of interactions and did not find any information on this. I am not sure where you got this information from.  According to my research there should be no problems taking diazepam at this time.

Idon't see how there should be an ill interaction between hyaluronidase and diazepam. If it's been 2 weeks after your hyaluronidase treatment you can most definitely start using diazepam as long as it's medically necessary. Good luck from New York City

I looked up your question in journals and in lists of conflicting medications because I was concerned I might have missed something. There are no known issues between hyaluronidase and diazepam reported anywhere. And hyaluronidase leaves the system within 48 hours max. So there is no reason you can't take your diazepam. Or couldn't have been taking it all this time. Sorry someone misinformed you! "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."