Vicodin

Benadryl is a good choice and any other antihistamine will help. Keep in mind that a reaction codeine or to any narcotic is like an allergy (itching, hives, etc) is really a side effect. Narcotics will cause direct histamine release from the Allergy cells(Mast cells) For this reason Vicodin (Hydrocodone) most probably will also cause the same reaction. The reactions may be different at different doses and some patients will tolerate alternatives.

The consensus is that it stays for 4-5 days.

Percocet is the brand name for an Oxycodone/Tylenol combination pain drug. Percodan is Oxycodone with Aspirin. They are DEA Schedule 2 controlled substances, meaning there are more restrictions on prescribing and dispensing.

The dosage indicates in milligrams the amount of each in the pill; for example, I use Percocet 10/325's, which means there are 10mg's of Oxycodone and 325mg's of Tylenol in each. Oxycodone is also prescribed in a time-release version, which is known by its brand name of OxyContin. It lasts from 8-12 hours.

Hydrocodone is actually listed on both DEA Schedule 2 and 3, but they're a bit different in composition and strength. Dihydrocodeinone is the base for Schedule 2 Hydrocodone; Hydrocodone and Isoquinolone alkaloid combination is the Schedule 3 version, and is the base drug for most common prescriptions, which are Hydrocodone/analgesic mixes (Hydrocodone/Tylenol, etc.). The way to tell is by your prescriptions; Schedule 2 drugs cannot have refills, be called into a pharmacy, require new prescriptions for every new fill, and the patient can only get a 30 day supply at a time.

Vicodin is the brand name for Hydrocodone and Isoquinolone alkaloid.

Of the 2, preparations with Oxycodone are stronger in relation to similar dosages (e.g., 5mg Oxycodone is stronger than 5mg Hydrocodone / Isoquinolone). On the opiate comparison chart, Hydrocodone is only 6 times as strong as Codeine, where Oxycodone is 15-20 times as strong.

Percocet is typically prescribed for short term severe pain (post surgery, e.g.) that is expected to heal, or for long term chronic pain patients as a primary or breakthrough drug used with a stronger opiate. Those who are taking it long term are typically referred to Pain Management.

Vicodin is prescribed for lower level pain, either short term or for a few weeks.

Medications of any kind is not a permanent remedy for tooth ache. It's at the best, a temporary measure.

Take the bottom right lower plastic glove box area off. Screws are inside and underneath. (I took off the whole lower dash off from left to right But I dont think you need to). Unplug the lighter and power adapter and there is a couple lights. The vic unit will then be exposed there are three screws to take it out. Then you unplug the back that is it.

Yes, Vicodin causes pupils to become "pinned", or very small.

I take abilify nightly and i have recently gone through surgery. The doctor perscribed hydrocodone, generic vicodine, to me knowing that i take abilify. The answer is yes.

One. But, it depends on the test used and the procedures followed by the person administering it.

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No it's relatively safe to use in prescribed dosages for all adults.

Most chemical drugs are out of your bloodstream and urine in 3-4 days.

Vicodin can cause constipation not cure it. It has codeine in it.

Vicodin HP is 10mg hydrocodone and 660mg acetaminophen. the limiting factor is the amount of acetaminophen, in which the max dose in a normal healthy adult is 4g (4000mg).

4000mg/660mg ~ 6

so you can probaly take 1 tab about every 4 hours and probably be safe as long as you are a perfectly healthy adult with no alcohol abuse

well it depends on the person, my father abused them over the years of his life and when he went for surgery they had to give him a different drug because Vicodin/Percocets did not work.

Yes, for a couple of reasons. Vicodin is a compound of hydrocodone, which is a synthetic narcotic, and this is what you might normally overdose on. But the other drug in Vicodin is Tylenol, acetaminophen, the non-prescription pain killer. Tylenol itself is somewhat toxic, and if you take too much for too long, it can destroy your kidneys or liver.

It does not appear to be dangerous to take these two medications together if done correctly. Check with your doctor or pharmacist to determine if these two medications are okay for you and how you should take them.

10 mg hydrocodone and 325 mg aceteminophen (generic for Vicodan)

assuming a 2000 calorie diet the calories in cold and allergy medicines would be minimal especially the pills - sugar and or alcohol containing syrups would have more but still relatively few

Good god to be safe go get him to get his stomach pumped its a standard procedure for vets

No, Dr. House REALLY takes vicodin.

I assume you meant Hugh Laurie as House.

I would think its some sort of candy pill thing. not actually drugs of course.

Narco is a pain medication that contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone. The difference between Vicodin and Narco is the dosage.

If you do not have a script for the Lorcet, then yes. If you are taking anything you do not have a prescription for, you will be considered an abuser of prescription drugs. Also, keep in mind, it is against the law to take a prescription medication without having a prescription for it. Hope this helps.

The kidneys filter out and dispose of many unwanted substances in the blood, including many drugs.

You need to get that dog to an emergency veterinarian fast! Vicodin contains acetaminophen which is poisonous to dogs, plus the narcotic will make your dog very groggy. The acetaminophen could be lethal in such a tiny dog. Please get help right away. Good luck!