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Why isn't valium being put in the drug Formulary Book?

Sophie

11/10/09

Sophie

Topics:I have Fibronyalgia and rapid heartbeats and have tried other drugs and none helps I also find the

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Eileen Bailey

Friday, November 13, 2009

Sophie

Thank you for your question and welcome to AnxietyConnection.com

Drug formularies are lists of covered medications under a specific insurance plan. If this is not included for coverage under your health insurance, you would need to contact your specific insurance company to find out why.

Your doctor may also be able to call to request that the insurance company cover this medication for you.

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