It's important to consult your healthcare provider before taking NeoCitran while on methadone. NeoCitran contains ingredients that can cause sedation and may interact with methadone, potentially increasing the risk of side effects. Always check with a doctor or pharmacist to ensure safety and avoid any potential drug interactions.
If your methadone prescription was reduced to 90 mg from 120 mg it will take about a week until you start to feel normal again.
taking milk thistle actually slows the production of the paticular enzyme that breaks down methadone. therefore it takes your body longer to breakdown the methadone while on milk thistle, increasing the amount (dose) of methadone in your body. Im currently on both and it helps the methadone last longer while tapering.
from what i understand methadone blocks the effects of percocet anyway so whats the use in taking it?? as far as co q-10 that im not sure about.
I wouldn't. Methadone is usually prescribed for opiate-addicted patients for treatment in detoxification. Methadone is also prescribed for relief of severe pain, so using painkillers after methadone would probably intensify the effect of both drugs and possibly cause nausea, constipation, and drug addiction.
Yes you can. But if you are looking for a potentiometer, Cimetidine is the heartburn medicine that is best for someone when on methadone. When you run out of Famotidine, see if you can get some Tagamet or generic Tagamet which is "Cimetidine" then maybe your methadone will go a bit farther. But studies have shown that neither Famotidine (Pepcid) nor Ranitidine (Zantac) show any negative drug interactions with methadone, they just dont offer the potentiometer effect that you get from Cemetidine (Tagamet).. Hope this helps :-)
I have been taking methadone for 4 plus years and my dentist has prescribed darvocet a few times well aware of the fact of me being on methadone so im going to go with yes. Also i have not had any bad reaction to the mixture so i dont believe its a problem.
if your in a methadone clinic i would stop taking all drugs and get your life together
Im pretty sure they use the five panel, testing for amphetamines, cocaine, opiates, thc and pcp though if im wrong and it is ten they also test for barbiturates, benzodiazepines, methadone, methaqualone and propoxyphene.
Methadone's active metabolites can remain in the system for up to three weeks, which is what makes cold-turkey methadone detox nearly impossible. Suboxone does not "push" anything out, it merely staves off most of the withdrawal by 1) neutralizing part of the effect, and 2) replacing the methadone metabolites with other opiates. The second reason is why one should not take Suboxone any longer than absolutely necessary: it is possible to become addicted to it as well.(I took methadone on Saturday and took suboxone on Sunday - Wednesday and I came up clean.I wasted $40.00 because of all these false answers .Im on Federal probation so I had to make sure after reading all this false info.So I know for sure 4 days of suboxone will get a small dose of methadone out.I took 10 millagrams.)
yes it is for a price like 30$ or more a day,its like that in jail im assuming prisons the same No that is not true. You have to be on a methadone program before going to jail to get methadone in jail. And then they will detox you in a certain amount of time. I was detoxed 5mg a day until zero.
Im trying to figure out the same thing. I know that if someone is taking water pills they increase the amount of methadone. So that leads me to believe that drinking large amounts of water with a dose of methadone will make it leave the body faster thus lessening the effects.
Methadone blocks the effects of Oxycontin and other opiates. Why are you on Methadone and Oxycontin in the first place? And how much of each? Then you will have a more accurate answer than the above. Well I might not be around to get your answer to my question so here it is: Methadone is NOT an antagonist acting substance nor even a partial antagonist like SUBUXONE (buprenorphine). Methadone is used as replacement therapy for opiate addicts. It is typically more manageable and longer acting than other opiates. If you are on both at the same time then you are feeling both of their effects and may have a higher tolerance now (which if you are not on methadone for opiate replacement, then you should talk to your doctor because you are on a quick and horrific road of opiate abuse if this is the case). If you were on Methadone and then switched to Oxycontin, it may be the case that your methadone dosage was stronger than the Oxycontin dosage you took and therefore you now have a higher tolerance.