User Reviews for Midazolam

Versed (midazolam) for Light Anesthesia: Great medication as a precursor to surgery.. Takes the edge off, and puts the patient in a great place.

Versed (midazolam) for Light Sedation: This works great when they listen to you and give you enough.

Versed (midazolam) for ICU Agitation: It helps with agitation and anxiety that I feel right after receiving treatment (ECT).

Versed (midazolam) for Light Sedation: I was given Valium first and I took pain pills at home about 6 hours before the surgery-Norco was all I took. Then right before they wheeled me into the operating room (so they said), I got that versed IV, and a combination block which was administered via a teeny tiny wire inserted in the inner/upper thigh area-kept my leg NUMB completely for 4 days after that Total Knee replacement-and the VERSED left me with absolutely NO RECOLLECTION of what the surgeons did to my knee. FABULOUS! Severe pain when the nerve blocking wire was removed-morphine IV drip and additional shots via the IV port helped.

midazolam for Light Anesthesia: Easy in and easy out type of medicine. I got up and walked out of the ambulatory surgery unit 20 minutes after my surgery. Slept for 30 minutes at home and was back to normal. Highly recommend this for any type of sedation for minor surgeries.

midazolam for Light Sedation: I dislocated my shoulder. The ER doctor gave me this and when I came to a few minutes later my shoulder was back in the socket.

Versed (midazolam): Had this for a wisdom teeth extraction. Apart from feeling a slight burning sensation when the needle was slid into my hand, it was great. Didn't feel or remember any part of the actual operation. Was very groggy, but I rested for a few hours at home afterwards and was fine by nightfall.