Oxycodone

It is impossible to answer this question without a significant amount of additional information. For example -- how much alcohol? One beer or fifty?

The important bit of information here is that any amount of oxycodone, mixed with any amount of alcohol, is *potentially* fatal.

The patients developed tolerance for the two drugs will have a large effect on the lethality of a given dose. Regardless, this combination is always to be avoided.

It should be safe provided you have a decent tolerance for both drugs. If this is your first time taking either or the first time taking the combo be careful, monitor you breathing, but you should be alright If you aren't opiate or Benzo tolerant get ready to experience some pretty heavy nods. Be Safe, and have fun

no ms contin is morphine sulfate and Oxycontin is oxycodone while mscontin will show up as an opiate the Oxycontin shows up as oxycodone

The substances mentioned are both opiates so the answer is no. The Passpoint system looks at categories of drugs and since both these substances fit into the same category , they would show the same symptoms.

Try and let me know

Marijuana.

A test will show positive for Oxycontin whether you eat it, snort it or inject it. Sniffing won't change anything. BUT, if you're asking because it's been prescribed to you and you want to take the intranasal route instead, the test won't show that you've snorted it, and they can't discriminate against you for taking your prescribed medication.

If it's prescribed to you and you sniff it it'll show the same positive it would if you eat it.

Only way to beat a test, is to not ingest.

Most likely you have the wrong drug listed as what is showing in the drug screen... I don't believe that methadone would show in a drug screen for percocet. Percocet is made of two active ingredients, Tylenol and oxycodone. oxycodone is derived from morphine, so it is possible that morphine may show in the drug test when percocet is taken.

oxycodone is just pure heroine.....which is an opiate....

No they do.not one shows up oxycodone&opanas show up oxys morphine granted both only stay n ur system3days butIno from my own dumb experience that they don't soIm.just hopen u dnt have2go2ur Dr netime soon if uv bn doing opanas&aren't prescribed them,bc ull more than likely get cut off,Ihope tht Iwas able2get ths info2u n time.Best wishes&goodluck...

You need to see a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment if you are in large amounts of pain! The main issue from missing the vein is the pill binders/fillers are harder to remove from the tissue than the water and the drug (water soluble things just get absorbed by your body). It will most likely go back to normal within a week.

All that will happen is it will hurt and you will get a huge knot and it will be sore but it will go down within a day or two. You dont need to go to the hospital or anything it will slowly go down on its own.

Maybe. The answer to this question is highly patient-specific. In other words, some patients could tolerate this combination. Others could not. Only your doctor can determine if this combination is safe for you. Discuss your concerns with your doctor or pharmacist.

Yes, it is generally safe to take Oxycodone acetaminophen 5 mg/325 mg four hours after taking Aleve (naproxen) 220 mg, as they belong to different classes of pain relievers. However, it's important to consider your overall health, any other medications you may be taking, and to follow your healthcare provider's recommendations. Always consult with a healthcare professional if you have any concerns or specific health conditions.

if your detox process does not include any medications such as methadone or suboxone or another opiate you should be safe, although I don't necessarily see the point in detoxing from one opiate, only to start using another.

No, they use more expensive equipment/test and can determine the different

types of benzodiazepines. I'm no sure when you posted this question, did you get your results back? Check out this link:

http://www.ptcoa.com/Site/9._UDS_policy_files/UDS%20Confirmation%20sample.pdf

Lots of drugs can make people nauseated. I can take opioids just fine, but i know people who will vomit them up after 10 minutes - it just depends on the person. Try taking it with food or something... that can help to settle the stomach.

hydrocodone is weaker then oxycodone(active narcotic in percocet) But it is no more harmful. It is the apap that the mix with the tabs that is liver toxic in higher doses

It can if you are mis-using it.

Yes, there is a green percocet.... most common is a small, round, green pill with the imprint of A 214 on one side of the pill and nothing imprinted on the other.... This is a 15mg percocet

yes it does. but depending on how many you take determines how long they show up for,

It is a tad excessive, but it is not overwhelming. If your 15mg percocet is not sufficient in treating your pain, speak to your doctor about adjusting your doses.

Usually drug tests only test for the metabolite of opiates in your urine. So yes oxycodone will show up in a urine based drug test. Demerol being fully synthetic on the other hand may not.

Yes. *Don't mix with flameable things

You could but it is very dangerous combination. Fentanyl and oxycodone are both pain killers but "if" prescribed by a physician and closely monitored could be used together for chronic and acute pain. Ambien is a sleep medication so you can take it as well however, once again, it is a potentially dangerous combination and let your physician know ALL of the medications you are taking and FOLLOW physician instructions. The risk for abuse, dependence and death are high for all the medications on their own and even higher together.

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