Already prescribed?
Have a recent prescription, medical report or clearly labelled packaging available. Continuity still requires clinical approval.
Speak with an English-speaking doctor about established diazepam treatment, anxiety or muscle-spasm symptoms, medicine interactions and the safest appropriate next step.

It is a prescription-only benzodiazepine with dependence, sedation and interaction risks. A doctor must review the reason for use, current dose, duration, other medicines and relevant medical history.
Particularly opioids, sleeping medicines, antihistamines, alcohol use and other sedating treatments.
Duration of use, withdrawal risk, previous dose changes and whether gradual reduction needs supervision.
Breathing problems, sleep apnoea, pregnancy, liver disease, falls risk and previous reactions.
Some situations require the original prescriber, specialist care or an in-person assessment in Spain.
Only after an appropriate medical review, and only when the doctor considers it clinically and legally suitable. It is never guaranteed.
Controlled or sedating medicines often require a fuller doctor consultation even when previously prescribed.
A recent prescription, medical report or labelled packaging showing your name, medicine and dose can help the doctor assess continuity.
Longer-term use may require supervised dose reduction. Do not change or stop established treatment without appropriate medical advice.
Alcohol can increase sedation and breathing risk. Discuss this with the doctor and follow the medicine leaflet and prescribing advice.
The doctor will explain safer alternatives or direct you to the appropriate local or specialist service.