Hydrocodone

Yes i have found that it can. You may feel quite tired but won't be able to fall asleep as easy as you may think.

The common dose of 20mg is a sufficient amount to stimulate your mind and body causing mild to moderate insomnia that can last several hours after ingestion.

I think it depends on your state. During the day I find that it gives me more energy and obviously less pain and I am in a great mood...same at night. However in the morning when I am sleepy and in pain and have the time...if I take one I pass right back out. So I believe it depends on the person and their state at the time.

Absolutely.

I just did... I'll let you know if it goes south.

No, it is not safe to mix any of these medications at anytime. Here is a full list of the drug interact effects. If you have any concerns or questions please contact your Doctor or Pharmacist. Ativan (Lorazepam) and Hydrocodone (Ingredient of Vicodin) (Moderate Drug-Drug) MONITOR: Central nervous system- and/or respiratory-depressant effects may be additively or synergistically increased in patients taking multiple drugs that cause these effects, especially in elderly or debilitated patients. MANAGEMENT: During concomitant use of these drugs, patients should be monitored for potentially excessive or prolonged CNS and respiratory depression. Ambulatory patients should be counseled to avoid hazardous activities requiring complete mental alertness and motor coordination until they know how these agents affect them, and to notify their physician if they experience excessive or prolonged CNS effects that interfere with their normal activities.

Nothing will.

Yes. By definition, narcotics are substances that cause a condition called narcosis. Narcosis is defined as a condition of deep stupor or unconsciousness produced by a drug or other chemical substance. In smaller doses, the deep stupor or unconsciousness may not be achieved, but the pain reduction will be there. There are many different narcotics... some are legal and may be used by prescription; others are illegal and may be used to ruin your life.

No. Hydrocodone (the narcotic contained in Lortab) is about 10-15 times stronger than Darvocet, technically. However the analgesia and euphoria associated with hydrocodone is much greater than that associated with Darvocet. (Most would agreee that the two aren't even comparable). Also, Darvocet has a more narrow therapeutic range, making it more dangerous in high amounts. Likewise, most hydrocodone containing medications (Lortab, Lorcet, Vicodin) also contain high amounts of acetaminophen, which can be harmful to the liver, especially in patients with liver failure.

No! The only type of pain reliever you can safely take at all while being pregnant, whether you're 5 weeks or 8 months or anywhere in-between is extra strength tylenol! You SHOULD NOT take vicodin. It will hurt the development of the fetus and could cause miscarriage.

The drug hydrocodone is an opiate. It is a form of opium.

Yes it does buddy, better get you some of that shampoo from your local head shop. Oh and heres a tip, they like to be sneaky and take it from places on your body. No joke, been there myself and got popped for coke. Needless to say I ended up getting my parole revoked. So either shave your body and use it on your head or get enough to do EVERYTHING. Youll be alright if it's been 90 days though. Hair follicle testing only works for the last 90 days.

Unless you are allergic to it I am going to say no, although I am not a doctor. However, I was once prescribed more then that after a surgery.

lortab 10/500 (mostly blue Watson 540s, or pink watsons) generally sell on the street for $3 a pill. lortab 7.5/500 or 5/500, i wouldn't pay any more than $2 for the 7.5/500, or more than a $1 for the 5/500.

Same thing one is not stronger then the other. Except lortab has more tylenol in it. Safer on your liver and stomach with the norco. Plus you can take more norco every four hours rather then every 6 with the lortab.

This combination of drugs is used to relieve moderate to moderately severe pain. This medication is sometimes prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.

Cold medicines often contain significant proportions of alcohol. The test therefore would not be a false positive if you have taken one or more of the cold medicines because the test will correctly detect the presence of alcohol.

People get addicted to drugs for many different reasons. When it comes to Hydrocodone (also known as Vicodin), which is a prescription drug used as a pain killer, there are just as many reasons. But, I will elaborate on a few of them.

These days it has become very commonplace for someone to be prescribed opiates from their doctor for pain after surgeries, car accidents, sports injuries, etc. Because of the easy availability of these drugs, people end up taking them correctly and as their tolerance goes up, they have to take more to get the relief they need. Lets not forget that the high that any opiate gives you is an addictive feeling. Lets face it, taking a couple Vicodin makes you feel good, some people end up wanting that feeling every day. That's how it starts, next thing you know you are getting sick when you don't have any opiates around.

I got addicted to opiates myself a few years back, I got medication from my doctor for a car accident and not only did it help the pain, but I loved the feeling it gave me. An addiction can sometimes start innocently enough, so the day you wake up and don't have any of that drug, and suddenly you are getting stomach cramps, diarreah, cold sweats, aches and pains, restless legs, etc.

There is always a time where you realize that its too late and that you are mentally and physically addicted to these little pills.

Some people get addicted because they are getting them off the street and are just simply abusing them because they think that it is something fun to do.

The addiction sneaks up on you, you never realize you are addicted to something until its too late. That usually means you have run out of your drug of choice.

Once you get to this point in the addiction you start looking for your favored drug of choice elsewhere. Most hospitals and medical facilities will only prescribe so much to someone, unless that person somehow gets their doctor to sign off on an opiate therapy plan. Getting on one of these plans makes it easy to get addicted to opiates, having a steady flow of pills is nice for a while. Until your tolerance goes up, and it will. When your prescription is running out faster every month, and your appetite for the drug grows, that is usually the time that people start looking for the drug on the street, illegally.

I know these things because I lived it. I remember waking up in the morning, not having a pill and the entire mission of the day was getting that pill. Nothing else mattered, no matter if it was a family reunion, a birthday, nothing else mattered until you can get that warm, comforting feeling.

On pills, my attitude changed. I became more outgoing and talkative, and enjoyed who I was when I was high. I used to say I was putting my shields up when I was getting high, because once I was high, I became this fun guy who just wanted to party and have a good time. I didn't feel embarrassment, I felt confidant about everything I was doing. And with my shields up I knew everything was alright.

When I would come down, I would feel sick, unsure of myself, anti-social. I would lock myself in my room not wanting to talk to people, not wanting people to see me. Everything in the real world just felt overwhelming. I didn't like feeling that way, and thus the vicious cycle continued.

I've been clean for several months, and plan to stay that way. It takes time to beat an addiction and the addiction does change you as a person. No one is the same once the addiction takes hold, it takes willpower and strength of heart to drop an addiction as powerful as opiate addiction.

I told you guys here because I saw no one had answered this, but also to say to those who are addicted that there really is hope at the end of the suffering. It will not be easy, it may be painful. But, in the end, once you beat the sickness the light that was missing from your life will slowly but surely find its way back in, don't give in to the voice in the back of your mind telling you to buy that pill, or snort that pill you crushed up on your table, or even smoke the pill off your tin foil. That voice is the addiction talking and it does not want you to get clean or happy.

Think of the addiction as a little demon on your shoulder, whispering quietly in your psyche, don't listen to the demon no good will come of it.

To those of you who have never had an addiction or are dealing with a friend or family member who is addicted; it is hard to understand addiction when one has never had an addiction. When it comes to friends and family, you must be understanding but firm. Someone that is addicted may make excuses to leave at inopportune times to buy drugs. We usually don't have much of a story to give you because the idea probably just came to us. I would always use friends houses as an excuse, and it usually worked. As a drug addict, the most important thing on your list is getting the drug. Everything else comes secondary. Friends, family, significant others, all take a back seat to the addiction.

There is always hope, the sad thing is most people don't reach out for that hope until its too late.

Xanax (generic name Alprazolam) is a kind of Benzodiazepine that acts as a tranquilizer.It is a magic bullet to treat disorders related to anxiety , stress.

Tramadol, sold under the brand name Ultram among others, is an opioid pain medication used to treat moderate to moderately severe pain. When taken by mouth in an immediate-release formulation, the onset of pain relief usually begins within an hour. It is also available by injection.

yes

The brand name drug has the word vicodin imprinted on it. The generic version has the word Watson imprinted on it. There is also a yellow vicodin that has a letter v, resembling a check-mark imprinted on it.

It is two words and 2 very short words for all I know

i have been taking lisinopril for over 2 yrs. i broke my ankle and with my doctor knowing i take lisinopril, he prescribed me Tylenol 3 at first and they didn't have any effect on the pain for me, then he changed me to lorcet 10-650. i havent had a problem but i don't take them everyday. i usually take them after work to help take the edge of my sore ankle, i was also prescibed lorcet 7.5-650 when i had an absest tooth and had it pulled. the dentist also knew i was on lisinopril. so i would say yes its safe. butg remember everyone has different reactions so ask your doctor about your personal situation.

round tablet white in color with /on front and 512 on back is a oxycodone pain killer generic for percocet

The answer is ...YES! It is an opiate and shows up as such. Again, there is no problem if you have a prescription for the drug. The companies have drug testing to eliminate people who are abusing substances and who therefore may be a danger to themselves and others.

No, not a proper urine screen by immunoassay, followed by confirmation by gc/ms.

well lortab is hydrocodone but if ur referring to vicodin nah...lortab is just stronger but its equally as addictive..you just get addicted faster then u would if u took smaller dosages hydrocodone, vicodin, & lortab are ALL THE SAME DRUG...none being stronger than the other. however, they can be ordered in different strengths. it is the strength (dosage) that can cause a more rapid rate of addiction.