Vicodin has the potential to alter the brain's neurotransmitters.
No, codeine is an opioid of drastically different chemistry than cocaine, and thus it would not cause a false positive for this substance. It would cause a positive for certain other opioids, specifically morphine.
Codeine acts on the brain to suppress the cough reflex, which reduces the urge to cough. It also has a mild pain-relieving effect that can help to soothe a sore throat associated with coughing. However, it is important to use codeine with caution and as directed by a doctor, as it can have side effects and the potential for addiction.
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The brain.
the left side of your head
no its effect on throat and skin
The brain it effects mostly.
it all depends on what type of epilepsy on witch part of the brain it effect's types of epilepsy effect both side of the brain .some are to hard to pin point
The central nervous system including the brain.
no, codeine is an opiate, derived from the opium plant. it is similar to percocet. opiates have the oposite effect of cocaine.
It is because in ADD/ADHD patients there is a part of their brain that is running slower than the rest of the brain.. the stimulants activate 'that' part of the brain so it can run at the same speed as the rest of the brain.
Codeine has mild analgesics properties and also it doses not cause addiction.Codeine IS addictive. MeemersCodeine is definitely an addictive medication and usage should always be monitored by a doctor. Codeine is an analgesic narcotic.Effects of codeine generally start to have an effect within 30 minutes after ingestion and the effect can last from four to six hours, or as much as 8 hours.Codeine is addictive, so you should take care to follow your doctor's instructions about dosage and how long you should be taking the drug. When codeine reaches the brain, it is converted to morphine. It then suppresses your cough center, causing you to cough less. It is generally prescribed for a cough that is non-productive.