Opiates

Yes;opiates are lipid(fat) soluble

Having too much of it in your body.

Well, Opium is used to make marijuana. It originated from United Statess!!!!!!! Its only grown in United States, and only sold in United States No. Opium comes from poppies, usually the opium poppy, Papaver somniferium, from the Middle East, Mexico, Asia, etc. Marijuana comes from Cannabis sativa, which is also grown in many countries. Both opium and marijuana have been in use for centuries, and both were around being bought and sold long before the US was ever thought of.

yes, they can, doesn't mean they will in every case, but if you are taking opiates, prescribed or not, and your feet/ankles are swelling, there's a good chance there's a correlation. also depends on the opiate. swim took prescribed ms contin, same dose for 10 years, no issue. Mixed 1 month a quarter of opana in there, and angles started swelling bad

Yes, it definitely is. Any prescribed medicine is. Hope this was helpful.

No, orange juice has no changing effect. Try a vitiman supplement called DLPA, which can be found in healthstores. You can even purchase them online. Amazon.com has everything you need as far as that goes.

IT is not an opiate so it should not show up on an opiate test.

No, marijuana is not an opiate. Opiates are derived from the opium poppy. Marijuana is it's own plant species and is classified as a cannabinoid, based on the active ingredient, tetrahydrocannabinol (aka: THC).

3-5 days

no

Morphine, named after the Greek god Morpheus.

No, if you cease taking them, your body will eventually eliminate them depending on your metabolism.

yes

It depends on the dosage and frequency of use. One dose can take between 24-72 hours to leave your system. a habitual user of high doses may take several weeks.

No. Tramadol is not an opiate.

diabetes

liverdisease

kidney didease

amaoxicilllan

tonic water

lab error

human error

switched urine

bad luck

procaine, novacaine

no it will show up as a benzo (benzodiazipene)

At least ten days or two weeks, or perhaps longer, depending upon the dosage, metabolism and fat, testing process, interpreter, statistical degree of accuracy required, etc..

But I really don't know. That's just my understanding from working in a zero-tolerance environment. Disregard my answer if you receive a more knowledgeable and authoritative one.

The best answer is: leave the stuff alone. But that isn't an option for some people with intractable, chronic pain, which often has nothing to do with opiates in the beginning, until nothing else helps. In that case, there has to be some discretion by the authorizing physician.

Yet, some organizations stick to zero-tolerance, because there are enough whole and healthy bodies available that the injured undesirables can be ignored, disregarded, and tossed on the junk heap. Lord, help the man with incurable pain who has to pass periodic drug screens, such as a parolee.

a little more then 2.5 gallons of water.... trust me i do it every week

Yes they are legal if you have a valid prescription from a licensed medical physician.

Well that would be a hard question to answer as it would depend on what kind of probation and exactly what transpired. For you to get in trouble they would have to prove that you were in possesion of drugs and knew that the drugs were in your home, or prove that you had taken the drugs. In terms of you being help at fault for the death in any way it would depend on the above information and the exact situation. The would recommend that in the future you try and keep from putting yourself in this situation.

Without knowing the specifics of your case, I suggest you talk to your doctor, or find a doctor before you have to return to court. A helpful doctor will explain that you are taking opiates for terminal illness and that this was why your urine tested positive. Also, don't forget to be apprised of your legal rights. The judge may not want to throw you into an overcrowded penal institution if there are viable options suchs as treatment or short hospitalization. Ask a Public Defender to speak on your behalf in court, or better still, borrow $500 from someone to have a real lawyer represent you before the judge. It may cost another $500 in legal fees, but who wants to go to the clink just for violating parole? Cheer up. You have a medical condition, not a moral deficiency. You should not be housed with serious gangbangers when you are terminally ill.

5 to 6 hours

I believe you are reffering to psychedelic mushrooms/magic mushrooms.

The answer is no,magic mushrooms are in no way shape or form an opiate of any kind shape or form.