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Can you take Percocet if you are allergic to Tylenol?
No i wouldn't recommend it. i would assume that someone with sever liver problems should not take percocet either.
Can you take percocet and arthrotec together at the same time?
can i take arthrotec and percocet together
For percocet to show up in urinhow long before test should you take them?
8 hours
Can you take Percocet before anesthesia?
You should discuss this with the oral surgeon or the anethesiologist. Percocet and local anesthetics are both used to treat pain, and the quantity of percocet that you take will affect how much local anesthetic they administer you.
What anti depressants can you take with percocet?
Percocet does not interact with any antidepressants. Whatever your doctor has prescribed for you will be OK to take with this pain medicine. Remember that Percocet is very addictive, though, and be careful not to take any more than the doctor has said to take.
What happens with you take percocet anally?
When one takes Percocet anally, the effects of the drug will be intensified. It is suggested that Percocet be taken orally and only if you have the prescription for it.
How do you boost Percocet high?
Take more....
Can you take vicoprofen and Percocet together?
sure
Can you take Percocet and wear a nicotine patch?
no
Can you take Percocet and Viagra together?
You can, but the percocet might take the edge off the Viagra. Prioritize.
Can you take percocet and Advil together?
While Percoset and Ibuprofen have no interaction (meaning you can take them together), it is not advised, as the combination is quite hard on the stomach lining. A good way to avoid this is to not take them together, but if you have to, do it with food.
What if you take Vicodin when you run out of percocet?
If you take that in place of your percocet,and you have to take a urine test, you will show up with "Hydrocodone" in your system rather than "Oxycodone"....or both depending on how long its been since you took percocet. That might not set well with your doctor. Hope this helps.
