Percocet and Percodan

If someone is on a drug that is called ice or meth how long does it stay in your system and how does it effect your body

maybe a whole lot of Percocet. be careful though. Percocet has a buffer in it and taking too much can be toxic. oxycodone is the active ingredient which is also in roxycontin and oxicontin. there is no buffer in those. try suboxon or subutex. it didn't work for me but I have known it to work for others

No, Percocet does not have opium in it. Opium is the dried latex of the opium poppy. It is a complex mixture of chemicals, containing narcotics such as morphine and codeine. Percocet contains acetaminophen and oxycodone. Oxycodone is a semi-synthetic opioid, it does not occur naturally in opium (though it can be synthesized from chemicals in opium).

When I destroyed my ankle I was on Vicodin and Oxycontin at the same time. The answer always depends on the situation, were you perscribed both by a doctor, was it the same doctor that perscribed and were they perscribed at the same time. If you are just wanting to take both of them at the same time for a high either one by itself would suffice. Oxycontin is bad news and very addictive. I will never take them again no matter how much pain. Can't go through those DT'S Again.

The absolute best way is to drink as much water as you possibly can for a day or two. This will eliminate the drug from your body 2-3x faster.
Call the poison control center: 1-800-222-1222

Tramadol is a mild synthetic opioid with additional properties similar to those of modern anti-depressants. Percocet is a combination of oxycodone and acetaminophen, and is a more potent analgesic than tramadol.

Theoretically- Yes, you can inject anything into yourself.

Is it a good idea? No- it can lead to death.

There is an injectable form of Oxycodone but it is kept under lock and key by doctors.

Vicodin and Percodan are powerful narcotic pain relievers that are only available by prescription from a doctor. Vicodin is a schedule 3 narcotic, and Percodan is a schedule two narcotic. Both medications can lead to tolerance.

i took trazodone and Oxycontin concurrently for several years with no major side effects. this does not mean that it is "ok," but my doctors did not voice any concerns or warn me about reporting any possible reactions.

remember, though, that everyone's body chemistry is different, and what works well for one person can put another person into a coma, thus this question is best asked of the pharmacist or MD(s) who prescribed the two medications. pharmacists tend to be more patient and forthcoming, but it is important for the doctor(s) to take responsibility for their decision(s) regarding your care.

if the prescriptions are from two different doctors, be sure all of your medical professionals know what is being prescribed for you. DO NOT leave it up to the pharmacist to catch any counter-productive interactions. while it is their job to do so, it is really the responsibility of your MDs and other prescribers to know your FULL prescription history and which drugs you are currently taking. otherwise they are not able to do their best work. despite the "rewards" bestowed upon some folks in medical malpractice suits, it is the patient, not their hired medical practioners, who is ultimately responsible for communicating with each member of their medical team, and ensuring that all parties are aware of all practices performed by each team member.

in my humble lay opinion, it is often the patient who causes many of the poor decisions medical professionals make in their care, so be careful and ask each member of your team this question and all others like it. you may just find that this combination is fine, but reduces or increases the effectiveness of another drug you are taking; an over the counter drug you may take; or even interacts with certain types of food you may eat or drink.

best advice: NEVER take anything for granted, no matter how often doctors roll their eyes at you! :-) better ridiculed than rushed to the ED! never be afraid to call back to the office and ask later, either.

hope this helps you.

These are to differenet medications and cannot really be equalled out in milligrams. 2 milligrams of dilaudid is eaual to 16 milligrams of Moorphine, 5 milligrams of dilaudid is equal to the strength of 40 milligrams of Morphine. VERY stong medication, and much stronger then percocet.

kinda but they are in different classes of narcotics and roxys are the stronger of the two

Anywhere from 2.5mg , 5mg, 7.5mg and 10mg. Of course the nature of percocet means it also contains acetaminophen (Tylenol) along with the oxycodone...thus the medication called percocet (Just an oxycodone and Tylenol combination) The only thing that varies is the amount of Tylenol in each pill.

Hydrocodone is not administered in the dosage of 1000 mg.

Yes they show as opiates.

Generally for pain

Yes, Percocet contains both oxycodone and acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is an antipyrectic - a fever reducer.

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I could be wrong but from what I know, and I am no doctor, I have seen 2.5mg 5mg, 7.5mg and 10mg. The higher you go the name changes. They do have 15 and 30mg, but those pills do not contain Tylenol or aspirin where as percocet does. The 15mg and 30mg tablets are called roxicodone. Percocet and Roxicodone are made from the samething called oxycodone.

I can't speak for paracetomol, but I use tramoldol and aspirin together with great success for back pain.

My neurologist assured me that combining them was irrelevant because their actions were distinct, and no synergistic effects have been observed.

I suggest being wary of tramodol for long term use. Some person experience very unpleasant withdrawal despite the product literature claims.

Yes, IP204 is 10mg Oxycodone and 325mg of acetaminophen - generic Percocet.

Yes, you can mix appropriately perscribed amounts of percocet and Ridalin. They are not contraindicated one to the other. But not recommended for recreational use. Medications are perscribed (among other things) on physiological/psychological conditions and dosing on body weight ratio; as well as evaluation by a licensed clinitian.

Only by a abdominal scan and tests. I doubt if you could tell if a tubal ligation is still intact with an ultrasound. The only way I am aware you could tell for sure would be with a laparoscopy or a hyysterosalpingogram (a test where dye is injected into the uterus and tubes and then an X-Ray is taken). Unless you have gotten pregnant, why would you suspect the tubal ligation is no longer effective?

3 to 5 days depending om how frequently you take them

Prescription forgery is a felony that is punishable up to five years in prison and has large fines. Doctors and dentists can lose their professional license and not be able to practice for a long time.