Muscle Relaxants

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Diazepam , marketed under brand names Valium, Stesolid, Seduxen, Bosaurin and Apozepam) is a drug which is a benzodiazepine derivative. It possesses anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, sedative, skeletal muscle relaxant and amnestic properties. This makes it a useful drug for treating anxiety, insomnia, seizures, alcohol withdrawal, and muscle spasms. It is also used before certain medical procedures (such as endoscopies) to reduce tension and anxiety, and in some surgical procedures to induce amnesia. Diazepam is a core medicine in the World Health Organization's "Essential Drugs List", which is a list of minimum medical needs for a basic health care system. Diazepam is used to treat a wide range of conditions and is one of the most frequently prescribed benzodiazepines.

Flexeril is a muscle relaxant, which does not contain an opiate. That's prett odd, actually. Must have been a false postive, unless you had taken opiates a few days prior to the test. If not, I would try to explain the situation and see if they could possibly screen you again. Just tell them you had a poppyseed bagel for breakfast that morning, those have been known to cause false positives, since opiates come from the poppy plant. Good luck!

Yes. Adderall's an amphetamine while zoloft is ssri. The 2 effect different receptors. Adderall pretty much only increase flow in the brain of already existent chemicals while zoloft actually cause the gland to excrete more serotonin

Yes you can. They both work well together, in fact I often take both to help as relaxants. Diazepam is often 2mg, however Amitriptyline can be 10mg, 25mg, 50mg. Just be careful how much you take.

a couplebucks for a 10mg. honestly like 5 bucks would be really high. maybe around two.

yes they can but its more than likely your attempting to abuse them, if so you will die. any doctor in his right mind wouldn't perscribe those together in any worthwile dosage.

please don't mix drugs to get high, u don't know what will happen. or u will die.

People often have the misunderstanding that "blood test" is a universal term. Untrue. There are many different types of blood tests, each given for a specific reason or reasons. With that said, the medication "Soma" can be seen on a blood test only IF it is looked for. In other words, if you are going in for a standard cbc / blood test...they will not be looking for "Soma" and therefore it will not show up. If however you are taking a blood test to look for "Soma" or its metabolite (meprobamate), then YES the test will indeed be positive for the presence of the drug.

It is 100% safe to mix Valium with marijuana, I'm on the mix currently and still feel abit anxious.

No problem, my advice is use generic diazepam and quality cannabis, and avoid alcohol.

Yes it can. Doctors have prescribed both simultaneously to patients in the past for back pain, or other uses, where one or the other by itself would not have much effect.

The effects of the two different medications overlap somewhat as far as the anti-inflammatory effects go. The two medications are from two different chemical families, but are safe when mixed. Advil, more commonly known as ibuprofen, is a NSAID (Non-Steroidal, Anti-Inflammatory Drug). It's also one of the only ones of its kind you can take long term without major adverse side effects.

Just the fact that anyone would ask such a ridiculous question shows the ignorance of the individual. Marijuana should not be smoked unless it is used for medical necessity...

I guess what you are asking is doing so any more detrimental to your health in that combination??? No, the two together have no interaction that would cause it to be any worse for your health.

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Oh dear, that is one of the most appallingly bad answers I've ever seen.

To actually answer your question without judging you, I would say combining a depressant with a stimulant is never a great idea. Dexedrine is basically speed, and marijuana is a CNS depressant. There are mixed results from person to person depending on how much speed and pot are involved. Marijuana is rarely going to be the drug that helps facilitate a dangerous interaction. Combining dexedrine with excessive alcohol, now, there is more potential for danger.

However, if you were prescribed Dexedrine for ADD or ADHD, you may want to lay off the marijuana. That's going to work against you. The DX keeps you focused and normal, but the pot detaches, demotivates, depersonalizes, depresses and deludes. It slows down your thinking, impairs memory. All this as a cost for taking the edge off a bit.

It's never safe to mix uppers with downers unless you're the guy from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, who, apparently had no fear of drug interactions. You just never know, so it's best to keep them separate, and try to slowly get off the marijuana. It's no help for ADD, ADHD.

Not without medical advice.

I know citalopram users from www.nomorepanic.co.uk who have found that taking Kalms (which contain valerian) at HALF the stated dose, helps to treat anxiety. I tried it myself and suffered disorientation and derealisation for about an hour.

While reading up on valerian online I found that citalopram reacts with valerian and taking the two together may caused increased feelings of depression.

Hydrocodone leaves your body within 1-3 day. For some occasional users it isn't detectable at all. Hydrocodone for the most part would be hard to detect in an oral drug test. Since hydrocodone is so soluble in water, or alcohol it should be completely undetectable if you wash your mouth thoroughly before the test. Even if you don't get the chance to wash your mouth, you are gonna be safe 99% of the time because most oral drugs test are looking for drugs you'd smoke, such as crack, weed, opium, or black tar heroin.

Do not take any medication without talking to your Dr first during pregnancy.

when do take them, with food or after meal

Metoprolol is a BP medication. There should be no ill effects of also taking a muscle relaxer.

No, it's non-narcotic.

That is to say, it's not an opiate nor an opioid. It is not related to narcotic drugs. But it is a Controlled Substance and it IS, emphatically, an addictive drug. People who take Lyrica need to be very careful not to become addicted to it, just as people who are prescribed narcotics or benzodiazepines or other addictive or habit-forming medications must.

Here's what Lyrica is used for and what it does:

Lyrica is pregabalin, originally created by the Pfizer drug company to treat seizure disorders; so it is classified as an anti-convulsive drug. But Lyrica is unusual. It also very effectively treats a very painful chronic nerve condition called Fibromyalgia. It can be used to treat the skin condition Shingles. It can be used for a number of other conditions, as well, including as a substitute for psychotropics like antidepressants in people who cannot take antidepressants due to episodes of a life-threatening reaction called Serotonin Syndrome. It can be used as a substitute for Benzodiazepines because it soothes anxiety. It is being investigated for other medical conditions as well.

But as effective as Lyrica is, it is also very habit-forming. It is a Schedule 4 Controlled Substance, up from Schedule 5. Addiction to Lyrica can be problematic because sudden withdrawal is excruciating, and it can be both violent and dangerous. But if physician and patient work together to carefully control the use of the drug, this can be avoided.

Some people cannot take Lyrica because it can cause suicidal thoughts, homicidal impulses, and in some cases dangerous allergic reactions.

More common side-effects include swelling of hands and feet due to edema, and weight gain; sometimes even without eating more, people have gained as much as half again their body weight. Exercise and careful monitoring of diet can help somewhat, but the tendency to weigh more than usual is strong, especially in women over 40. However, in people plagued with the misery of Fibromyalgia, the trade-off can be worth it.

yes. very much. usually a good way of comparison though not exact is 10mg Valium = 1mg xanax even though the numbers are different. just be careful it's better to take a little and then take more in an hour than just fall asleep and waste it or fall asleep and not wake up.

What happens when you mix Valium and lithium

its ok but only low dose

it depends, if its nyquill, then probley not a good idea ===ANOTHER ANSWER=== VICODIN (hydrocodone) is an anelgisic [pain killer]. But is also prescibed for cough. If the cough syrup in question is an over-the-counter tussin DM, then it's probably o.k. if taken in moderation. HOWEVER, you really should ask your doctor or any pharmacist (Rph). If it is prescription cough syrup, then you should be extra careful and certainly ask a pharmacist.

There are no concerns with taking these two drugs together. The only reactions listed for this drug are with central nervous system depressants and MAOI's aspirin is not part of either of these groups.

Flexeril and coumadin? DRUG INTERACTION??

There is no right answer to this question. It all depends on different factors. Body weight and tolerance are a couple factors to whether a certain dosage would in fact cause an overdose. Consult a doctor to determine what a proper dose would be right for you. If you have a prescription please follow the directions on the bottle label instructed by the precribing doctor. Do not self medicate with Valium because it can be fatal. Valium is used for pre-operative anaesthetic and could cause breathing or heart failure if too much is taken.

People have thought this combination:"sleeping medicine, anxiolytic (anti-anxiety medicine) and a narcotic/acetaminophen analgesic" is safe and they have never awakened from their drug induced slumber. Physicians are cautious when giving all of these medications ...even on a "take as needed" basis. A great deal depends on your tolerance level. There are many patients who have taken narcotics for a long time so they develop tolerance to the effects...same with the anxiety medicines. Heath Ledger was one such individual who sadly met with an early demise and deprived the world of his talents...but more importantly, his loved ones will live the rest of their days with holes in their hearts....as will all of his fans!

The most dangerous aspect of taking these three drugs is that they have "additive effects" and that means one drug boosts the effects of another. You may not be able to discern when you are reaching the critical "tipping" point. You won't be awake to judge the effects...you'll be unaware of anything...even your dreams!

If your doctor has prescribed the pain medicine during the day and the Ativan as needed with the understanding that the Ambien CR will be taken at night...then it is safe...the doctor knows the condition of your liver and kidneys and whether you are likely to become addicted to the individual drugs or the combination. As long as you do not deviate from the prescribed amounts/dosing schedules the combination is not necessarily lethal.

All three drugs are seriously affected by the slightest amount of alcohol...even in a person with a high alcohol tolerance.

The official answer is: avoid taking these together...make sure you follow your doctor's instructions and avoid all forms of alcohol and alcohol containing products (cold and cough syrups..) as well as muscle relaxants and antihistamines....this latter combination may cause permanent brain damage and possibly death with only ONE trial. If you are experimenting with this combination, please be aware that you do not know if your liver is healthy enough to metabolize the drugs and if your kidneys can effectively remove the metabolites.

Unless you have a serious injury, mega insomnia AND are nervous as a cat facing a Doberman, you don't need all three of these! Avoid them like the plague...