These meds should not be taken together unless prescribed by a physician. And yes, they will interact.
No, methadone at high doses should not interact with penicillin.
Talk with your doctor and discuss what your plan should be. You may increase your morphine, or switch to a new medicine such as methadone that is stronger. There are medicines that are up to 80 times stronger than morphine, so your doctor should be able to find something that should reduce your pain to a more manageable level.
You should contact your doctor before mixing these drugs, but Methadone is not listed as a drug that interacts with Bactrim.
No. Cocaine and methadone are two completely separate substances that have very different metabolic and neurochemical pathways, and do not interact directly. Cocaine is a stimulant that blocks the dopamine transporter and results in increase of dopamine (it also increases norepinephrine and serotonin to some extent as well). Methadone is a synthetic opiate that binds to opiate receptors (similar to morphine and heroin) and produces a painkilling euphoria. While cocaine stimulates, methadone depresses the central nervous system. So, they act in opposition to that effect. However, it is dangerous to mix cocaine with any opiate, since it tends to result in heart attacks.
codiene will have no effect if you are taking morphine - morphine in value exceeds morphine by 1/1000
they are analgesic depressants meaning the help decrease the pain signals making you feel less pain and they also slow your heart rate and your breathing rate which is why they are called depressants. Both of these drugs are part of the opiate/opiod family
Methadone should only be taken orally as prescribed by a physician.
No, if you take methadone, you should not mix it with suboxone. Make sure the methadone is out of you system before taking suboxone. Combining these medications can result in instant withdrawals and severe sickness.
Please don't take it before you know what your doing. Methadone SHOULD NOT be taken recreationally. It is dangerous and addicting. I'm addicted myself and have done reports, taken classes, have other junky friends. I've seen it all with Methadone. Any other drug ask someone else, but I know my methadone. I go to a Methadone clinic.
One should never inject methadone pills because it is not meant to have a quick rush. It is supposed to take effect slowly over 48 hours. It is also not meant to have a quick rush like Heroin or IV morphine. also..........It could cause you to suddenly stop breathing..
No..morphine and acetaminophen interact.You should ask a Doctor not a computer!
Some people will feel nausea soon after a dose and some food taken with your dose will ease this. Drink plenty of water with your dosage and continue hydrating while on morphine.