Midazolam | Benzodiazipnes

Midazolam injection is used before medical procedures and surgery to cause drowsiness, relieve anxiety, and prevent any memory of the event. It is also sometimes given as part of the anesthesia during surgery to produce a loss of consciousness.
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[@Rue100]

Very informative

[@anesthesiavisions]

Thanks 😊

[@thewatchmanonthewall3755]

@@anesthesiavisions How common is the use of midazolam in ventilator weaning? And what are the long term side effects of using this drug?

[@anesthesiavisions]

I'm extremely feel sorry for my late response. Here's the answer for your question: Many studies on Midazolam, found that midazolam is associated with poorer outcomes in ventilator weaning than dexmedetomidine or propofol. Because, Midazolam increased the duration of mechanical ventilation, the incidence of delirium, and the mortality rate at 90 days. Dexmedetomidine or propofol reduced these adverse effects and improved the weaning process. Coming to the long term effects of Midazolam, we may have Respiratory depression, Addiction and withdrawl symptoms, Paradoxical reactions & Memory loss.

[@maxamedibrahim9597]

thnks alot sir for your information.

[@anesthesiavisions]

I'm so glad to hear this 👍🥰

[@alisonalibongo3177]

I have Epilepsy & have a nose spray Midolazam if i don’t come out of my seizure

[@rajeshs3141]

Thanks for information ❤️

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[@JFK101]

Nice

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[@PeteHob]

MIGHT cause amnesia. It has never prevented me from making new memories of painful or disturbing procedures. It does cause some amnesia in the way of not being able to remember the sequence of events for the time elapsed. My pet peeve is so much is made of it amnesiac effects as if that is an amazing effect of this drug. let me play. Devils advocate for a moment and take it to the extreme, suppose one found themselves in a situation where they were being tortured. But the torture for some reason were empathetic enough to give you sufficient midazolam to ensure amnesia. Would you be comfortable undergoing torture for however, long it lasted as long as you knew that you wouldn’t remember it at least consciously? I believe there is some knowledge that the brain retains all memories on some level even if they cannot be tapped into at that time.

[@anesthesiavisions]

Your take on amnesia is thought-provoking! It's like a double-edged sword - it might offer temporary relief, but it doesn't erase the underlying trauma. Perhaps it's time to shift the spotlight from forgetting to preventing such distressing experiences altogether.

[@mohsinabbas5362]

Very informative but dose is not discussed.

[@anesthesiavisions]

Thanks and I'll try to discuss that dosage in shorts.

[@user-fy3qx3jd6n]

Midazolam should not be on the market. It is a respiratory suppressant.

[@anesthesiavisions]

Yes, you're right miadazalm causes respiratory depression. Coming to the usage, Decisions about medication use should be made on a case-by-case basis, taking into account factors like individual medical history, current health conditions, and potential benefits versus risks.