Methadone

Yes, Methadone requires its own specific test, therefore it will only show up as methadone.

No, but it will sure feel like it. I quit methadone cold-turkey and I was sick for a month, completely delirious for about three days. If at all possible, detox from something shorter-acting like hydrocodone or heroin. Then you're only looking at four or five days, with two really bad ones.

Well it depends... If you have never taken Methadone before then it is possible you will feel a slight to moderate "high" or "buzz" or you may not even feel any high at all. 10mg of methadone is a very small amount so in my personal opinion I wouldnt really expect to get really high. When I first took methadone I was given 30mg at a clinic and I was VERY high, but it did take almost 1-2 hours to take effect and the high lasted almost 2 days. I had an oxy-80 a day habit and didnt take anything for one whole day, then got my 30mg dose of methadone.

You can get it by going to a METHADONE clinic, doing an intake, seeing a doctor, and producing a urine test. Methadose is RARELY prescribed by regular doctors, and when it is, its for people who have chronic severe pain. Methadone is methadose in liquid form, and you cannot get a prescription for methadone. Federal law prohibits anyone (including doctors/hospitals) other than a licensed drug treatment clinic to prescribe methadone for addiction. Depending on where you are, some clinics have 1 month waiting lists. summary- you can only get methadone and methadose from a clinic, unless you have a broken back and an allergy to codeine.

Yes, but make sure it is prescribed properly by a physician that knows you are taking either drug.

Yes have had to take them together. Just let your doctor or if you go to a methadone clinic let someone there know, because sometimes pheneragan can show up a benzos on a drug test. I am on methadone and several years ago I had food poisoning and my doctor gave me pheneragan with my methadone so I wouldn't throw my dose up.

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No. The best way to prevent pregnancy is to abstain. Other than that, only medically approved safe sex drugs and / or devices are proven to prevent pregnancy. Now if you're TRYING to get pregnant while you're on methadone, you'll be pleased to know methadone doesn't increase the risk of congenital birth defects.

I don't really understand the question. Methadone makes you feel normal and basically gives you extra energy depending on your dose. If you take too much methadone, it will make you tired and make you nod off and fall asleep anywhere, but that's only if you take a lot, if you are not prescribed to methadone I wouldn't recommend taking it at all because it is a very dangerous and potent drug for someone that is not on it and it is definitely not a drug to play or experiment with.

Although, if you are addicted to opiates, I would recommend buying methadone instead, while you try to get into a methadone maintenance program. Buy only a bit, say 5-10mg at first, don't take anymore then 5-10mg your first time or you will get sick. Go up 5-10mg every week and you should be fine until you get prescribed to it. Methadone is a lot better then say Oxycontin or morphine because it's a lot cheaper in the end and lasts 24-36 hours, basically the entire day.

Be very careful though, like I said... it's not a drug to play around with. Once you start taking it, it acts on the opiate receptors in the brain, blocking you from getting high off any other opiate, which isn't such a bad thing. Go to your local methadone clinic or doctor and try to get on the program and just self medicate yourself until you start a prescription for it, just be careful and take my advice above, from someone who was on methadone for five or six years.

There is no reason you should need to know this unless you are a drug addict and on methadone already. If you are taking methadone, you should not be prescribed percocets. But if you are looking for ways to get higher yes, they work together, just adds to the effects of each other.

Only physicians who have been certified to specifically prescribe Suboxone can prescribe the medication for opiate addiction; this certification requires an 8-hour course and registration with the DEA, and requires the doctor to agree to certain terms including a cap on patients and the ability to offer therapy. Buprenorphine virtually eliminates opiate cravings and places opiate addiction in remission, but does not cure the addiction. As opiate dependence is a life-long condition, treatment with Suboxone or other buprenorphine medications must be continued indefinately, unless replaced with a twelve-step program or other recovery plan. Suboxone has been compared to methadone, but the action of buprenorphine at the opiate receptor is significantly different than the action of methadone, resulting in a different effect profile. While the DEA waiver is required to treat addiction using Suboxone, no special waiver or permission is required to use Suboxone or other buprenorphine product for treatment of pain. Buprenorphine has been used for acute pain treatment for a number of years, and currently is being investigated in a number of studies for treatment of chronic pain.

Yes! It will show as an opiate, which that is what herion shows as. To find out exactly what you are testing positive for, the urine has to be sent to a lab, but the basic test for opiates will be positive from taking a vicodin( hydrocodone), Oxycontin, Tylenol 3 & 4, herion, and so on...

DO NOT TAKE THE TWO TOGETHER BEFORE YOU TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR! Methadone is a very strong pain reliever and could be fatal if taken with out a doctors supervision.

I currently take 150mg of oxycodone, 160mg of Oxycontin and 30mg of methadone. so yes you can take both. but something to remember you need to take them at the same time or so I have been told, If you do not I have been told one will block the other. Also the methadone attaches it self to a different pain receptor then the Oxycontin or oxycodone so it amplifies the effects ten fold! It in no way blocks anything If taking correctly methadone is used all the time for chronic pain patients like me. it lasts longer then the other medications and offers a different type of pain relief. So when your taking methadone and oxycodone together you're attaching to both sides of the pain receptor. Which gives me almost 100% pain relief.

Hydromorphone is the generic name for Dilaudid, it is a derivative of morphine, to be specific, a hydrogenated ketone thereof and, therefore, a semi-synthetic drug. Methadone is methadone, a synthetic opioid, used medically as an pain reliver, antitussive and a maintenance anti-addictive for use in patients on opioids or who have long term chronic pain issues.

It's really strong. Strong enough to knock me on my a**... I have been addicted to vicodins for a yr and decided to quit a week ago. I had some suboxone and methadone set aside for when I decided to quit. I was taking up to 30, 750 watsons a day. Long story short after a 2 days of no vicodins I took a half of suboxin strip (that's all I had) it worked for about a good solid day and half the next day. I waited until the following day to take the methadone because I was still having some withdrawls. Anyways I took half of 10mg pill around 12 waited about 2 hrs didn't feel anything and took the other half. Thats all I was gonna do because there was a chance I still had the suboxone in my system and it probaly was just blocking out the methadone. (That's how a lot of people O.D.) but anyways its 4 and I feel a lot better. Way more high than I ever felt taking vicodins.. even better than if I took 5 vicodin... I won't be taking the other methadone for atleast a whole day or two. point being its very very very strong. Just be super super careful. That sh** can honestly kill you. It can cause your respitory system to fail and you'll stop breathing. I wouldn't take it unless you really really need it.. not preaching just trying to help.

Methadone can be used for two purposes - pain control and addiction control for chronic opioid addicts.

For pain control, it can be prescribed by most physicians, but some physicians will not prescribe it because of the connotations it carries along with it.

For addiction treatment, only certified addiction specialists can prescribe it. Other physicians can get certified by undergoing training for addiction treatment.

To the best of my knowledge the highest is 50 mg

Depends on the person, but it can take up to a few weeks. For long-term users the effects of suboxone can last for months or even years after its use.

No, unless you drank it right before the test.

Methadone does not cause a positive result in a standard screen for morphine and codeine. There is a methadone-specific screen available.
It will only show up as methadone if it is being tested for.

If the methadone user who is withdrawing is trying to quit "cold turkey" and not take any more methadone, then your form of "help" would consist of mental support, trying to encourage movement, and nutrition (as methadone detox makes one want to lay motionless, and not eat, due to severe discomfort, and irritation) as well as mentally encourage them to stay clean. Methadone withdrawals, depending on the person can last up to 5 months or so, depending on the lenght of usage, body type, and amount of normal dosages.

Methodone and subutex are both central nervous system depressants and the use of these two drugs together should be monitored. Some side effects may include, but are not limited to, ataxia, confusion, drowsiness, respiratory depression, and weakness. Since both medications have the potential to depress CNS function it is important to recognize that the risk of unwanted effects may increase with such use.

Due to its exceptionally long half life, methadone (or dolophine) can remain in a users system for anywhere from 36 to 72 hours. This duration is greatly affected by metabolism.

you dont need drugs so stop

Yes, been on methadone for 2 years and it takes the drive outta your life period. i dont wanna do nothin, including sex. it has alot of pros but the cons are bad ones.

Methadone, as well as any prolonged use of any Opiod, has a direct effect on the endocrine system. In males, this causes a decrease in the production of Testostorone (the main Libido hormone) as well as several others. This condition is called "Hypogonadism" and should be expected as well as address by any doctor prescribing Opiods for a chronic condition.