Hydrocodone

Yes, but no more than that. If you know taking more than 8mg of ibuprofen in 6-8 hours (3200 mg in 24 hours) is too much. More than 1000 mg acetaminophen in 6-8 hours (4000 mg in 24) is too much. That tab has 750 mg acetaminophen and it will be mixed with 800 mg of ibuprofen which mixed is getting close to the limit.

Guess I could have just said you can take that twice a day you'll be fine :)

More than that tho is pushing the limit I believe. I'm no expert tho

My Dr/Surgeon prescribed Lyrica for my leg pain after a spinal fusion and I specifically asked him this question because I had been taking vicodin for pain. He said it would be ok to do so. The only thing you have to be aware of is that they both can make you drowsey so you shouldn't be planning to do much of anything until you are sure of how it is going to make you feel.

soma is a muscle relaxxer morphine is a painkiller two totally different drugs

No, it is quite weaker.

WARNING: Overdose of Darvocet is highly toxic and may lead to irreversible liver damage or death. Do not take more Darvocet to "make up" for it's weakness.

The biggest difference is their potency - Demerol is a DEA Schedule 2 controlled substance, while Vicodin (Hydrocodone) is a Schedule 3 drug. Demerol (generic name Meperidine), being a Schedule 2 drug, is more tighty regulated - you cannot get refills, and each fill must be obtained with a new prescription each time. Also, many doctors don't like to prescribe Demerol because it's been associated with potential seizures. Personally I think it's that they're too chicken - I've used it for years with no problem.

Vicodin, being a Schedule 3 drug, can have refills on one prescription and isn't as tightly regulated, and is more often prescribed for most acute pain patients.

Pharmacologically, they're both morphine derivatives, though Demerol is a lot stronger. It's also more often given as an injectable or through an IV stream when a person is in the hospital.

it was safe for me to mix 30mg of Valium, 5000mg norco (hydrocodone), and ive mixed 750mg of ultram got best height in my life i think. i neveer tryed neurintin so sorry cant help with that one. im sure if u wouold to like to try them all like i did but i have a huge tolerance to drugs and i don't want u ODing on my hands so u better not do it kid im just sharing my story. just take 4 or5 vico and u'll be set. or take about 400-500 mg ultram that's the best it last for 8 hours.

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No liquids. When Valium is taken, it gets dissolved in the tissues all over the body. Then it is gradually metabolized by the liver. It has a half-life of about 24 hours (in some patients, up to 200 hours!), i.e. every 24 hours the amount of Valium is made twice less. The liver cannot do it faster, and Valium cannot get out, or be washed out of the system by any liquid without being metabolized (that is, destroyed in the liver).

Generally its 1-2 tablets every 6-8 hours as needed for pain. Not exceeding to exceed 80 milligrams in one day. Also, If you were lawfully prescribed this medication - you'd have the answer to this question. Which one can assume you obtained them the opposite way. Very very bad and dangerous.

The only problem in taking NyQuil and later hydrocodone, is that hydrocodone is almost never prescribed by it self. If it contains acetaminophen, precautions MUST be taken to avoid a acetaminophen overdose.

There have been several studies saying that ibuprofen can increase/or cause a miscarriage. Ibuprofen can cause problems to the fluid that surrounds an underdeveloped fetus. It is said that problems can occur if you take ibuprofen in the first and third trimesters, but specialists aren't certain if taking it in the second trimester will pose problems (Yet some say it will.)...That is why doctors will say to take Tylenol (Acetaminophen). From what I've seen on many many threads dealing with medical problems...a vast amount of mothers are saying how they took 200mg of Advil and then later had a miscarriage. I hope this helped.

Yes, it should be ok. Hydromorphone is a type of opioid, which do not interact with ibuprofen. It should be safe to take in addition to the Hydromorphone as long as you stick to recommended doses.

Vicodin or hydrocodone is a narcotic painkiller

perscribed to patients with the purpose of relieving moderate to severe pain. Too much vicodin will not make you hallucinate, but can give you a heightened sense of self worth and how you see the world. Try to keep the dose on the lower end if possible an only dosing if symptoms of pain arise.

Hydrocodone

Hydrocodone apap 7.5 and 500 are refering to the strength of the medication. 5.00 is obviously less than the 7.5. And the difference between them and the loratab 10 is still the dosage. Loratab is another name for hydrocodone and the 10 is just a stronger dosage.

It would act only as a pain killer, it would not help treat the cause of the sore throat or the headache and could mask symptoms that could indicate a need for further treatment. It should be used that way only on the advice of your health care professional and only as a temporary measure.

Ask your pharmacist for some suggestions for over the counter headache and sore throat remedies that might be better with fewer side effects. While you are using hydrocodone you should not drive or operate machinery.

See the related question below for more methods of treating a sore throat safely.

All medications (pain meds and all others) break down in the intestines, liver, and kidneys into specific metabolites.

When urine is tested, the tests look for the metabolites of drugs, not the drug itself.

As well, some combinations of medications, or combinations of medications and street / illegal drugs, or combinations of medications, street drugs, and alcohol can produce characteristic metabolites that labs regularly check for in a urine specimen.

Vicodin is a popular pain reliever, derived from opium, which is a natural opiate. It works by mimicking the brain's natural painkillers, called endorphins. It alters an individual's reaction to pain, not by acting on the pain sight, but by reducing the brain's perception of pain.

Nothing, taking pain medicine with food will actually lower the effect of the medication. If you feel sick or nausea after taking the pain medicine take with crackers or a slice of bread.

The best suggestion would be to either have your doctor up your dose, or switch to a more potent painkiller. Oxycodone (OxyContin), oxymorphone (Opana), and morphine (MS Contin) are much more potent than hydrocodone, but also more dangerous. However, if you did switch you would be at an extremely low risk of any healt issues related to the painkillers as long as you take them as prescribed. Most people are prescribed the more potent painkillers twice a day, but as long as you do not exceed 4 times a day your body will be fine. Opana is the strongest painkiller on the market, so it's highly unlikely you'd need to exceed taking it twice a day as prescribed.

no they don't make hydrocodone with out Tylenol. they only make oxycodone with out Tylenol

This is not actually true. I am not sure of the actual color of the capsule, but there is a prescription named reprexain which is hydrocodone 10 mg w/ 200 mg of ibuprofen. Again, I am unsure about the color.

The DEA drug schedule lists hydrocodone up to 15 mg without acetaminophen as a schedule III drug. If a pill exceeds 15mg, it becomes a schedule II drug. As I interpret it, that means hydrocodone without any other drug combined. People with liver disease cannot take acetaminophen, and people who take blood thinners cannot take ibuprofen.

Alcohol will increase the central nervous system side effects of hydrocodone (i.e. drowsiness, dizziness, etc), which is dangerous. Most people taking hydrocodone will have a formulation with acetaminophen (Tylenol). Drinking alcohol with anything with Tylenol in it will increase the chances of irreversible liver damage.

It's pretty dangerous. First, if you're crushing the tablets in order to accomplish this, note that none of this is sterile, as the tablets, while very clean, are not intended for sterile applications. And there is a BIG difference. Next, while one can inject hydrocodone IV (although it's very rarely done), acetaminophen (APAP) is another thing. The potential for liver damage in particular is increased. Furthermore, I am not aware of any really conclusive studies examining the misuse of APAP (misues in that it's never intended for IV usage) and resultant liver damage, so you're taking some pretty serious chances.

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Of course. Opiates are almost always water soluable, and almost any pill can be prepared in such a way that you will end up with a solution containing the active ingredients. However, most hydrocodone tablets also contain tylenol or advil as well as lots of fillers, and smaller (sized) pills with less binder and no advil or tylenol are easier to prepare into a solution containing the majority of the drug. The excess material (filler, other medecines) will probably trap some of the solution, and therefore some of the drug as well. If your hydrocodone is straight hydrocodone, small and round with no other pain relevers, it will be easier to prepare a good shot than if it is a large, oblong hydro with tylenol or advil added. With the larger pills, using a larger syringe allow you to use more water in the solution, and hopefully leave a smaller percentage of the drug behind. I have never personally tried to inject vicodin before, but oxy, dilaudid, morphine and all other kinds of pills can be shot as long as you know what you are doing. Do the research. Also, you should just switch to heroin, its way better and way cheaper. Peace.