Klonopin

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Yes, they say they should not be taken together, but that is only to prevent idiots who really, really over do it from overdosing. I have taken plenty of all kinds of mixtures and never once came close to an overdose because moderation is key.

You should not mix medication unless perscribed by a doctor. If someone that is not a doctor say that it is okay don't take their advice because what worked for them may not work for you.

It wont hurt and it will surely calm them down.

Yes, Klonopin® (generic: clonazepam) can be detected in blood tests, if the test includes a benzodiazapine panel.

If the blood test is being used to determine medical problems and treatment, it may or may not include this assay. If the blood test is being used for employment or other types of drug screening, it will almost certainly show up.

Sometimes labs report the presence of benzodiazepines (the class to which clonazepam belongs) as Valium® (generic: diazepam), another drug of the same class.

If a doctor has prescribed Klonopin® for treatment, take your prescription or your prescription bottle with you to the test, and the presence of the drug on your blood test should not be a problem.

Mixing Suboxone and Klonopin is not safe, and doing so can produce respiratory distress, coma, or even death.

I believe so. I have migraines for years. I have taken klonopin for 2 yrs now, and I experience migraines a lot more frequent.

What is a migraine?

The Mayo Clinic defines a migraine as, "an intense throbbing or a pulsing sensation in one area of the head, which is commonly accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and extreme sensitivity to light and sound." According to the Migraine Research Foundation, a migraine is considered to be among the top 20 of the most disabling diseases since it brings in its wake the most excruciating pain. While the pain is acute when the attack strikes, there are ways to reduce the frequency of these attacks, a few of these being; effective stress management techniques, healthy sleep patterns, reduced exposure to harsh lights or sunlight and most importantly a diet that helps deal with the headaches. While the medical fraternity does prescribe over the counter medicines to manage these headaches, wouldn't it be a lot safer if we could tackle them with a few natural remedies and control them with a well regulated diet? Let's look at a list of foods that could help with managing a migraine:

Fresh grape juice: High in Vitamin A, C, B12 and other anti-oxidants grapes are one of the most effective remedies for a migraine headache. While you squeeze those juices from the fruit, make sure you are not throwing out the skin, as it is the skin that contains the highest amount of Riboflavin - a migraine fighting element.

Ginger: Niacin, also known as Vitamin B3 which gives ginger its special properties is extremely helpful in dealing with migraines. Grinding half a teaspoon of ginger and drinking it with a cup of water is known to provide great relief from such headaches.

Flaxseeds: Loaded with anti-oxidants, flaxseeds are also a great migraine busting food. Grinding them and adding them to your meals or just eating them raw will go a long way in helping you deal effectively with a migraine headache.

Green juice: Throw into your blender some spinach, celery, slices of cucumber, lemon juice and water and drink this as an effective remedy against migraine. From being high in iron, magnesium and Vitamin B, green juices don't just help with a throbbing head, but they also make for a great detox recipe that will have your skin glowing in no time.

Fish Oil supplements: Rich in Omega-3 Fatty acids, fish oils are obtained from fatty fish like tuna, mackerel, sardines, salmon etc. According to a study conducted by The University of Cincinnati, 9 out of 15 migraine sufferers who took fish oil supplements experienced a decrease in the number and intensity of headaches. Another study published in the 'Journal of Adolescent Health', showed that a regular intake of fish oil supplements lead to decreased frequency, duration and severity of migraine headaches. So don't forget to get your supplements on. And for those who love fish, you could also substitute supplements for the real thing.

The next time you feel a migraine coming on, walk straight into your kitchen and get your hands on these easily available and nourishing foods.

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Absolutely. Drug screens test for "benzodiazepines", not specific types or brands. Klonopin is a benzo and will trigger a positive result. It has a longer half-life in relation to Xanax so it will stay in your system longer than Xanies, and it will defiantly test positive. Drink a gallon of water, take a couple of B-12 vitamins and you may be able to skate by...if it's an issue specifically related to Xanax the only thing you can do is send the urine to a lab and they can definitively prove which drug is in your system.

I'm not on a soap box. This advice is coming from personal experience

If an oral contraceptive is taken with certain other drugs, the effects of either could be increased, decreased, or altered. Diazepam however, does NOT affect the efficacy of your birth control. If for any reason you do become pregnant while on the medication you should contact your health care provider as soon as possible.

None.

Not very well. They are designed to break up and be absorbed in the digestive tract.