Methadone

Yes, it's extracted from opium poppy plant.

That would be defeating the object. If you are on a drugs program, they will slowly reduce your Methadone prescription and provide other support if needed.

Methadone is a synthetic opiate however it is also an opaite blocker. If you take methaone before taking dilaudid the methadone will "block" the dilaudid. Some people have to take more dilaudid to break-through the methadone block.

No, tramadol metabolizes into odesmethyltramadol after ingested which in turn has six times the potency of tramadol it's self. Being tramadol is a fully synthetic opiate it is not chemicaly similair to codine or morphine but has similair effects and action on opiate receptors as well as serotonin and neonepherine prduction in the brain.

Most highly noted physicians use the formula X-1/2X=1/2X, then 1/2X+1/4X=3/4X. For example: You are started on a program that allows you 10-10mg tablets per day (100 mg). Each month your dose will be decreased by 1-4 tablets (Month 1=300, month 2=296-299, etc.) You would continue this until you reach the 1/2X mark, which in this case is 5-10 mg tablets per day (150 tablets per month). By this time you will be starting to become immune to the dosage and having a difficult time staying comfortable. Now the 1/2X (In this case 5) is increased by 1/4X (10 multiplied by 1/4) which is 2.5 for a new dosage of 7.5 tablets per day (75 mg). Now you start the process over but use a starting point of 7.5 for X instead of ten. This method which is used by experienced physicians in methadone treatment has proved to be over 10 times more effective in curing addiction and returning patients to society as productive citizens than just simply reducing the allotted medication each month.

There is no such thing as brown methadone.. At least not in the USA. If you got a brown pill, it is not methadone. Methadone comes in 2 colors in pill form. White and orange(well its like a peach-ish, pinkish, orangish color LOL). And in liquid form you will usually only see clear, red, pink, purple, or green. No brown. I hope your not talking about heroin.

YES! If you take methadone pill or liquid, It will show up as methadone in your urine drug test or in a blood drug test. Its still methadone either way you take it.

There is a very high probability of overdose at the level. I have seen people die from much less.

Maybe. It can cause respitory depression which can aid pneumonia to gain a foot hold. It will not cause pneumonia in itself.

1947 in US

You can only fail a drug test for methadone if they are testing for methadone. Methadone does not come up as an opiate since there are no opiates in methadone,

Drug test to check for methadone metabolites in urine

The highest MG of methadone that I have seen people successfully walk off and stay off methadone is around 15mg's. Most people I talk to will recommend just going all the way down to 1mg and avoid any discomfort. But I have seen a few people walk off between 20-30mg's and have gotten so sick that they had to some back. So I would recommend around 10mg's.

This ? gets tricky. At most clinics where i live (PA) they start you out at 20-30 mgs and then you can go up as you please from there. I take 135 mgs a day for the same reason. It is up to you to decide if you feel okay on the 90 mgs, or if you need more than that to feel okay during the day. Talk to someone at the clinic you get it from, at least, i hope you are getting it from a clinic, because if you are getting it from a dealer, 90 mgs of methadone will more than likely kill you. Good luck to you, i really do feel your pain.

Once again, i am not a pharmacist, nor do i have any pharmacological training, so, be careful out there!

it is a opiate it is derived from the poppy plant and then has been senthasied to make it more potent

In a standard 12-panel urine drug test, there are looking for amphetamine, methamphetamines, barbiturates and benzodiazepines, and marijuana. Codeine, opiates, phencyclidines, methadone, propoxyphene , MDMA and extended opiates conclude the test.

NO...I've been on suboxone for two years. It's ok, but when you cheat and try and take painkillers, etc it has no effect. This stuff trully blocks it. I was even in the hospital and had a shoot of morphine and it barley made a dent. (broke my nose)

I've been thinking of switching to methadone-becuase I just can't stop fighting the cravings. So, my answer is no, suboxone does nothing to make you feel any different.

worst than that... bronchitis, cronic bronchitis or even lung cancer... repair it as soon as posible... I had the same problem and now i have a bronchitis produces by those fumes plus the winter cold... but was mostly agravated by the exhaust fumes, which are very toxic.

I am Prescribed 200mg a day but there is a patient at my pain clinic that gets 370mg a day!!!! thats over a 1000 methadone 10's a month! I ask the pharmacist what the max dose was and he said there isnt one!!!!! =) so there is NO MAX legal dose!

Methadone or Suboxene

If 10mg methadone is an ok dose for you, then go for it my friend (:

Only take Morphine as instructed IF it is prescribed to you. It is very dangerous in high doses.

Respiratory Depression. It would begin to get more difficult to breathe and you'd have labored breathing and end up having an OD without seeking medical attention.

it depends on the dosage of methadone but the combo of thetwo is very deadly but if done right could be a very good high!!

If you are in a methadone program, fentanyl is one drug that doesn't show per say. If you wear it, eat it, or smoke it, it won't show up as a regular opiate as it is synthetic based and for whatever reason is confused with alcohol. That's why they always ask you when you pee if you have had anything to drink - the fentanyl and alcohol show as the same. So.... if you had reported that you didn't have anything to drink that day they will then classify it as a dirty sample. If you have taken fentanyl just make sure you tell them you had a couple of drinks that day or late the night before. From experience, you will show as clean.

Uh, NO! Stadol is in a class of partial-agonist, partial antagonist opioid medications that also include Talwin, Nubain and Buprex (the main component in Suboxone) These are contra-indicated with any full agonist opioid medications, taking them concomitantly will be unpleasant, especially in cases of dependence.