Suboxone

etodolac is a non narcotic pain killer that will not lead to dependence.

Absolutely not. Suboxone is not an opiate and definitely contains no Hydrocodone. If you are taking Suboxone and Hydrocodone showed up in your urinalysis results, then you have to look at past use as the cause.

Yes, nothing guarantees 100% that you couldn't get pregnant.

I had a friend that was pregnant and she had her period the whole time. She was worried, so she went to the doctors to make sure nothing was wrong with the baby, and the doctors said nothings wrong.

Birth control and condoms are just more safe to use than unprotected sex.. they don't guarantee that if you use them, you wont get pregnant. Its just more of a chance you wont.

Hopefully this answer helps you.

Methadone can NOT be imported into Pakistan. There are NO clinics available for continued dosing upon arrival.

It is when they take out the voice box because of all the radiation.

The procedure is called tracheostomy.

Here's what I can tell you from my experience:

I take suboxone every day, and take a urine test for probation every month, a ten panel urine test, which tests for 10 different drugs. Most POs don't use a test for this many, however, because of the cost. I never try to hide anything in my urine tests, and they definitely test for opiates, and I have never had a dirty urine in 3 years.

The only way suboxone shows up in a urine test is if they test specifically for that drug, and since its fairly new, legal, and used to save you from opiate addiction, you're probably not likely to be tested for it. If you are prescribed suboxone, they can't violate you. If anything that prescription is proof that you are trying to quit opiates. If you are not prescribed it, and taking it anyway, see if you can find a clinic or addiction psychiatrist in your state that will prescribe it. Try the yellow pages, or even just Google it. Its so much safer and cheaper to have a prescription if you're taking it anyway, not to mention beneficial to your health.

I would definitely not suggest messing with your pee before handing it over. One of the most important parts is that its the right temperature. Be careful. That is one of the quickest ways to violate your probation and end up in prison. It sucks your freedom isn't like you want it to be, but at least on probation you have some.

Laxitives

no it will show up as a benzo (benzodiazipene)

No, if anything it will contrict the pupls beause it is an opioid medication that acts by agonizing the opiate receptors. Doing that will cause pupil contriction, one of the easiest ways to tell if someone has taken an opiate medication/drug. Also because Suboxone is used for opiate withdrawal, the pupils might be big while on it because it is not as strong as the opiates you were taking before.

yeah

I do not think so. I cannot see any reason why it would. I do not feel any effects off of Suboxone really. No "high" that is for sure. Best person to ask would be the doctor that prescribes you your Suboxone.

It depends on what they are screening for and how 'sophisticated' the test is. In a hospital lab-type test the chemical components will show up, whereas on a normal drug screen (as if for employment) probably not.

Carefully, as they compound the effects of each other.

Large doses of damiana may cause loose stools because of the herb's laxative properties. Otherwise, no unwanted side effects have been reported.

Do not use external ointments on broken skin, can cause toxicity. The raw plant is poisonous without antidote, causing numbness, vomiting, weakness, cold skin. Overdose: convulsions, paralysis, seizures, heart failure. And more . . .

In rare cases the herb can cause nausea and stomach upset. No other side effects reported.

May increase urination and may cause upset stomach. Because of sedative properties, caution should be taken if driving or operating machinery.

Blue cohosh (caulosaponin) is potentially toxic. Side effects: chest pains, vomiting, headaches, convulsions, excessive thirst, general weakness. Overdose: convulsions, coordination loss, and heart failure.

Safe in moderate doses. Possibility of allergic reaction, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, menorrhagia.

Goldenseal use can destroy organisms that are beneficial to the body, as well as those that are pathological. It should be used only for limited periods of time.

Consult with a medical practitioner. Most common side effect is a rash, may also cause mild headaches or nausea. The asiaticoside element could be a mild skin carcinogen.

Excessive use may raise blood pressure, cause water retention, headache, and potassium loss. Deglycyrrhizinated licorice extract for treatment of peptic ulcer eliminates side effects possible. And more . . .

Appears to be safe, although not enough research has been done. Mild side effects include bloating and nausea. Allergic reaction: chest pain, hives, rash, difficulty breathing, and itchy skin. And more . . .

yes - you can get it from a GP, 2 to 8 mg and DisChem sells it. takes about 8 days then back to the dr to see how you feel. if you are not better, he will prescribe more Suboxone.

wonder drug. heroine has no effect if you use, even from the first day when you take two halves. if you use, you feel NOTHING. if youu use more to get high, you can overdose.