Re: Benzodizepines ... Ed? » cache-monkey

Posted by ed_uk on April 10, 2005, at 8:05:05

In reply to Re: Benzodizepines ... Ed?, posted by cache-monkey on April 10, 2005, at 2:28:07

Hi!
After a single dose, diazepam has a short duration of action because it is rapidly redistributed into fat, removing it from the blood. After repeated doses, diazepam has a long duration of action, it's long-acting active metabolites accumulate and an equilibrium is achived between fat deposits and the blood.
Ed.

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