Ativan

With any drug you should always use precaution when mixing for the first time. Atenelol and Ativan can interact but it is highly unlikely. I am currently prescribed both and have not encountered a problem.

They are both addictive-they are a schedule #4 drug,which means out of a schedule from 1-5 they are considered to be one of the least addictive,but with my prior experience with both-I find that Xanax is more addictive-this is a quick acting benzodiazapine,where ativan is a long active-they are both nerve pills,but ativan is also an antisiezure medication as well. Xanax if you take large amounts or have been taking it for a long period of time-the withdrawl does include seizures,and believe me I've had em!!!

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Actually, you can but you must consider if you really need both of these medications at the same time. If the hospital gives you ativan (lorazeoam) for anxiety etc and you become sick they will admister phenegran (promethazine). A hospital is able to observe and intervene in any server circumstances. Now if you decide you do actually need both of these medications, please be aware that they both cause decreased respiratory and CNS function so you will need to keep these monitered. If the lorazepam makes you sick, get another prescription. But over all to answer your question, yes you can take them together.

Yes. It is similar to Vicodin and contains the same drugs (hydrocodone and acetaminophen). Vicodin is a brand name and is most often associated with the dosage of 5mg hydrocodone/500mg acetaminophen but comes in different strengths.

Norco contains the same ingredients but at a different ratio. Norco contains more hydrcodone to acetaminophen and comes in strengths such as 7.5/325 and 10/325. Because Norco contains less acetaminophen it is often seen as a more desirable pain medication, especially for long term users who wish to avoid high levels of acetaminophen due to the potential for serious problems with the liver.

Outside of a hospital, you don't. Clonazepam solution for injection is used mainly in hospitals or VERY rarely by those who can't swallow. Clonazepam tablets contain fillers such as talc, which if injected, can seriously f' up your insides.

Some people are able to take Ritalin and Excedrin together, some are not.

Several different formulations of Excedrin (Excedrin Extra Strength, Excedrin Migraine, Excedrin Back & Body) have three different ingredients:

Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

Aspirin (a non-steroidal-anti-inflammatory)

Caffeine (one dose = 2 tablets = 2 cups of coffee)

Ritalin is a stimulant medication. Some people will be able to handle taking Ritalin along with extra caffeine in their diet (on top of any caffeine-based drinks they already intake - coffee, soda, Red Bull and other various energy drinks).

Always speak to your doctor.

Note: There is always the option of matching whatever dose of acetaminophen and aspirin you would be taking from the Excedrin, and leaving out the extra caffeine.

I would refer you to the website benzo.org.uk for the work of Professor Heather Ashton and her manual "The Ashton Manual"; this publication can be read or downloaded for free from that website. She is a world-authority on the subject. I have read that some of the withdrawal symptoms can last up to 1-2 years, and in rare situations never completely resolve. There are many other websites with information on this subject. Unfortunately, the drug manufacturers and prescribing doctors have a pathetic lack of information on the harm this drug can cause and how to withdraw safely, and are woefully ignorant of the hell one can go through when withdrawing from this medication, even from very small doses. It is a very hard process to go through, but one that can be done safely with the right information. You will be much healthier in the long-run for going through this--however, it is not easy. Most important, do not quick cold turkey, but taper very slowly. It is imperative to get accurate information from those who have been through this process. Again, Professor Ashton's work is a good place to start. Sbird

I was talking Clomid and Zoloft the first cycle and did not get pregnant. Talking more to my doctor she said to stop taking the Zoloft. The pharmacy says that Zoloft lowers your ability to get pregnant.

If you are toleant opiod attic then it juss makes your methadone stronger.. They actually make each other stronger.. If you dont use opiates dont even think of taking methadone its strong enough to kill by its self mixed with ativan that would be a death waiting to happen... If your opiate tolerant and used to methadone specially then hvae fun it makes both drugs better,stronger and more fun.. Always remember to be carefull anyways and to know your limits on what you yourself can handle

OTC sleep aids with diphenhydramine will throw a false positive for benzos on an EMIT machine if you take a lot of them. There are a couple of things that will do it, but when you show a false positive it'll be on a dip stick test or an EMIT machine--a GC/MS can tell between benzos and non-benzos.

In regular drug-test for jobs or at home drug test it will show up as a benzodiazepine, BUT if you are on probation or its an extended drug test and they send it into a lab they can tell the difference between the chemical makeup of the drug xanax is alprazolam and ativan is lorazepam. so basically if your urine gets sent to a lab then you will fail. oh and also xanax can show up as a false positive for oxazepam it happend to me recently

ITS TRUELLY DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE - WHEN I STARTED ABUSING NARCOTICS I WOULD TAKE THREE AND GET PRETTY GOWED BUT IF YOU DRINK OR SMOKE BUDS OR MIX ALL BETS ARE OFF -THESE ARE VERY UNPREDICTABLE WHEN MIXED-WARNING YOU CAN DIE FROM OD BY MIXING ALCHOHOL PILLS LIKE CODIENE AND VALIUM -IVE HAD TO REVIVE PEPLE WHO SIMPLY STOPPED BREATHING SO TAKE THE ADVICE. -ANONAMOUSE

lorazepam (Ativan) is a highly potent benzodiazepine (same class of drugs as Valium, Xanax, etc.) used to treat anxiety. It is also adminstered often before surgery and can be used for short-term relief of insomnia. It is useful for panic attacks as it sets in fairly quickly and can be taken sublingually leading to rapid absorption into venous circulation. ***Be careful as it is addictive and can cause terrible withdrawal symptoms if you stop taking it abruptly.

Yes, Ativan and Celexa do interact. It is considered a moderate interaction in which a doctor will carefully outweigh the benefits with the cost of mixing them depending on your situation. It is supposed to be used it "special circumstances."

I decided to try it right after reading this question. First I crushed the pill, with half of it, I snorted it. Immediately after snorting it, i feel very much like a took a couple swigs of rum. I feel very light and warm. I think it's a nice feeling.

I'll repost in a couple minutes with how it feels after smoking it. I need to come down from snorting it first.

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After smoking it, I got the same reaction as snorting it. However it feels like it's calmer, and I think it lasts longer.

Hope I helped :]

I would say always check wikipedia, and if that doesn't help, check the medical prescription information paper things that come with your meds. To me there's nothing obvious why you couldn't

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Yes, it is a recommended combination for patients suffering from panic disorder. Ativan is also used when you start taking an anti-depressant, to counter the side-effects at the start of the treatment. Ativan is highly addictive. Regular use over 2 weeks can cause physical and psychological addiction, modifying GABA benzodiazepine receptors in the brain. Even if your doctor advices you to take benzodiazepines on a daily basis - longer than two weeks, you should consider the outcome, which is an addiction problem.

Yes, benzo's are a very safe compound it would take a very large amount to get to lethal levels.

OD'ing on any drug is not pleasant and can include brain damage, coma, stroke, seizure, and/or death.

If you are thinking of committing suicide, contact a friend or family member or call the suicide hotline at 800-448-3000.

OD'ing on Ativan is more likely to cause brain damage/coma than death (fyi)

Yes, however both drugs carry a risk of addiction. Adderall contains the central nervous system stimulant amphetamine which is used to treat ADHD, while Lortab contains a mixture of paracetamol and hydrocodone which is used to treat pain.
Yes you can. Though in technical terms it would be the equivilant of speedballing. Just be careful going with too much in either direction because especially opiates can cause respiratory arrest, and your effects (good and bad) are multiplied when you mix.

Yes, if your doctor prescribes both. There are no listed adverse drug interactions for this combination, though you will likely feel quite sleepy, which is probably what you want if you take those two together.

Generally its possible for lab to tell the difference between , but most tests look more for benzodiazepines like grope/class . This class includes alprazolam (Xanax), lorazepam (Ativan), diazepam (Valium), clonazepam (Klonopin) and others.

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