Hydrocodone

No. I am a Registered Nurse and Xanax is a Benzodiazepine, or "Benzo" for short. Vicodin is an opiate and will BOTH show up, but in different categories.

Well, it depends. Methadone is prescribed for pain management but it depends on what your looking to do. If you are trying to get off of opiates then I doubt he would recommend Methadone for 6 Vicodins a day because that is not that bad of an opiate habit and methadone is alot stronger than Vicodin so there would be no point in going from Vicodin to methadone if your trying to get off opiates. But if you are looking to get better pain management because the 6 Vicodin 10mg's are not enough or are not working, than yes your doctor may follow your surgeons recommendation. From all the people I know who take methadone for pain management, they all love it because they can function more and do not get as "high" and as tired, but it really works well for pain.

No it gets out of your system in less than 3 days and can take up to 6 days to be out of the babys sytem

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No problem. If you have straight hydrocodone you have no worries. If your hydrocodone is mixed with acetaminophen/Tylenol (the mixture is called Vicodin) stay AWAY from alcohol. The alcohol is fine with hydrocodone but destroys your liver when mixed with Tylenol. In fact to be perfectly safe you should not take Tyleno within one week of drinking alcohol. You can learn all about the science behind this with a little bit of googling. But again - Tums and any prep of hydrocodone is fine togeather. I just mentioned the alcohol thing because thousands of people die from this deadly mix each year and so many people are unaware!

If your doctor prescribed them to you together, you can take them. If you have gotten them from several different doctors, you need to tell your doctor what all your medications are and let him or her check your medical records to be sure it's safe.

In general, you do not take two pain medications together. You would take the diclofenac to take care of most of the pain. Then, in several hours, if you start feeling more pain, you could take hydrocodone then. Check with the doctor to be sure.

You should consult your doctor and Pharmacist about any medication.

none that i am aware of. have been doing it for sometime now

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Look for an expiration date before you do. I dont think you should take anything that is 5 years old unless the expiration date is up to date. The expiration date is exactly one year after the day you got it filled at the pharmacy. You should never take expired medications. Some people do, and they are fine. But others are left with some severe complications, while others receive no effect from the medication at all since they are expired and no longer work. Is it really worth the risk? Just go to the doctor, and tell him that you need an updated prescription. He will evaluate you and will probably update the prescription for you. Be sure to bring the other bottle (empty of course) with you.

You can flush the expired medication.

How much is 5cc's?

Norco has the same narcotic in it as Vicodin. Hydrocodone is the narcotic in brand name drugs such as Vicodin, Norco and Lortab (as well as others). The strength of each of these can vary. Usually Norco has 7.5 - 10 mg of hydrocodone with anywhere from 325-750mg of acetaminophen (Tylenol). If you want to know the strength of your Norco / Vicodin, look for the area on your bottle or Rx that says something like 10/325. The first number will be the amount of the narcotic Hydrocodone and the second is the acetaminophen.

FYI- you do not want to take more than 1000mg of acetaminophen at a time, and I *believe* the amount for 24 hours is either 3000-4000mg. If you need to take a high dose of Hydrocodone (or Oxycodone etc), you will need the doctor to prescribe a lower mg of acetaminophen (tylenol) in the pill.

I'm sure hoping so...lol...gotta see my p.o. in da morning

y is out of your system is 3 days form when you last took it.

Im not sure, consult your physician or doctor about that.

Like all narcotics, hydrocodone can cause constipation, slow down the respiration and occasionall cause dificulty in urination. Hydrocodone should not be taken by anyone who has shown a previous allergic reaction to the products. Individuals who are sensitive to other opioids, may show a cross sensitivity to hydrocodone.

yes, it will show up positive for opiods.

Both the Watson 3202 (generic equivalent to Vicodin) and Vicodin 750 both contain 2 medications: hydrocodone and acetaminophen. The difference is the amount of these ingredients. Watson 3202 contains 5mg of hydrocodone bitartrate and 325mg of acetaminophen (generic Tylenol). The Vicodin 750 that you ask about is quite likely Vicodin ES (extra strength). This contains 750mg of acetaminophen and 7.5mg of hydrocodone. This is obviously stronger than than Watson 3202.

When taking either of these medications, you must not take any other products that contain acetaminophen (Tylenol). Acetaminophen is commonly found in OTC cold and flu medications and products for menstrual discomfort (such as Pamprin, etc.) and, of course, plain Tylenol pain reliever that you buy OTC.

Taking too much acetaminophen (more than 4 grams or 4000 milligrams in 24 hours) can lead to irreversible liver disease and possibly death.

It's either 5 mg or 7.5 mg lortab.

Not necessarily. However, most opioids are actually prodrugs and are converted by the body into the same active compound anyway, so they all show up as "the same drug" because they effectively are "the same drug."

ill be digging your grave bro.

I would ask google this question. Hair/Follicle tests are not the norm for routine drug testing due to the increased cost as apposed to urine testing. Everything I have read in the literature and articles says drugs can be detected up to 90 days using hair analysis. The hair is dissolved in a solvent and then tested in a gas chromotography tester. VERY ACCURATE. Each individual chemical and drug is identified so there is no margin for error like with immunoassay. Claiming to eat poppy seed bagles or the like will not work. Furthermore, these items are usually pre-screened on all tests now-a-days. However, the cost of testing hair is become less expensive. I would expect hair testing to become more widely used in the future.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_test

All narcotics have central nervous system effects, which is in part responsible for their mode of action. It will effect people differently but yes it can make you feel drowsy or tired. Like all medication take precautions when taking them and make sure to follow the proper dosage and read all the warnings on the lable. If you ever have questions about the medications make sure to ask the pharmacist when getting them filled.

YES, you might die in abuse of it, by taking a massive amount of the drug. A high dose or overdose might cause you a respiratory arrest, if you can't get your system to be stable in a matter of minutes or even seconds the heart will stop beating, therefore the brain dies, that mean... YOU DIE.

This drug is also an opiate, so it can take up to three days. This depends how much and how often you take it. Also it depends on how much water you drink.