Vicodin

Vicodin ES contains 750mg of Tylenol which if you several times a day do not exceed five pills per day as 4000 mg is the max 24 hour dosage for Tylenol.

Too much Tylenol can cause liver failure look at other preparations like Norco that contain 325mg of Tylenol and others contain 500mg and 650mg.

Yes.

Vicidon and heroin technically are both opiates. However, depending on the drug test will depend on which will show up. Most drug tests are done with a urine dip. Which is with a dip stick that will show only if certain things come up in your urine. Not being as detailed on this type of test yes they will show up as the same thing, being opiates. Now if a blood test is taken then most likely it will be sent to the lab and then a more detailed screen will be done showing weather or not it is an illegal drug or a prescription drug.

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The above answer is correct. But the two drugs have different chemical compositions and it will depend on the type of test. If you get a hair test, I will add, every single thing will show up and they are able to decipher exactly what was ingested.

Yes they are essentially the same. Hydrocodone Bitartrate is the narcotic medication in Vicodin. Each tablet of Vicodin contains both Hydrocodone and acetaminiphen (Tylenol).

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Hydrocodone is the generic for vicodin. Works just as good, and cheaper.

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It happened to me. I usually take methadone in a very small dose once per day. My doc was out of town when I needed a refill so the office called in a 1 day script of hydrocodone. The next day I took a urine test and failed. It showed up as hydromorphone. My doctor will not fill my script until I can prove that this can happen. Believe me that I will and whoever is responsible for this will be handed a big fat malpractice suit. You can't just cold turkey methadone.

Yes, I do every night for the last year and have never had any problems. But I am not a doc this is just my personal expirience.

theres only one kind of test that can test for alcohol in urine and it can be detected for 4 days other for a breath test it is out of your system one 12 ounce beer for every hour

Yes. You will be fine. Your only side effects will be increased drowsiness. Basically, Vicodin slows your body down and so does the Lopressor(metoprolol), so you might "feel it" more. If you have a home monitor, keep an eye on your blood pressure to make sure it doesn't go down *too* much.

these are in two different drug classes, so one cannot really make an answer to that. vicodin is an opiate painkiller, while carisoprodol is a skeletal muscle relaxant. so i guess in terms of "strength" of addiction properties, vicodin is stronger (and may have more of an euphoric effect)

It may help with the withdrawls yes, but hten you are going to be addicted to the pain pill so it's best just to go to the hospital and have them detox you in the ER and go home and tough it out as bad as it seems!! Good luck friend!

It is available under the same brand names available in the U.S. ie Vicodin, Watson, Malliinkrodt etc. Vicodin is just a brand name containing the same chemical makeup as Watsons and Mallinkrodt. Mexico imports many of its medications from the large U.S. drug companies.

Not necessarily.

Vicodin is a combination of hydocodone and acetaminophen/paracetamol(APAP).

Vicodin is available in:

5mg hydrocodone / 500mg APAP

7.5mg hydrocodone / 750mg APAP

10mg hydrocodone / 660mg APAP

Therefore, if you take one 10mg pill containing 660mg APAP instead of taking two 5mg pills each containing 500mg APAP for a combined total of 1000mg APAP, you will, in essence, be receiving less of a drug that reduces inflamation and assists in relieving pain.

In addition, ingesting too much APAP will cause great stress to your liver, so when managing severe pain you may want to monitor that.

Moreover, taking one 5mg pill at one time then another 5mg pill at a later time will NOT heed the same results as taking two 5mg pills at the same time. (half lives, metabolic absorbtion, etc.)

The effects of alcohol on elevating mood usually begin within a matter of minutes.

About 2 hours after snooting 2 vicodin. You feel the withdrawls from the drug.

Zyprexa and Vicodin can be taken together safely. With any drug combination, there's always a potential for a negative reaction, but in my own experience, I have not heard or seen any bad reactions with this combination.

Well pretty much man I am in Jax, Fl. and they go for about 2.50 a piece depending on the quantity you are getting rid of at once, But down south we used to get m363's for 3 bucks. Oh yeah and its only a 5 ml. pill so a lot of people dont like em cause they are white and have way to much acetaminophen, wich is 5mg of the goods (hydrocodone) and 500 of the stuff you dont want (acetaminophen).

The last thing you want to do is ask up front - in today's climate, even with the medical community more aware of opiates as a viable therapy, simply asking for pain meds will likely get you tagged as a drug seeker, and it'll really hamper yourself in the long run if you've got real pain issues.

If you've got real problems, then start keeping a Pain Diary. PD's are commonly used by first-time chronic pain patients (and even short term acute pain patients) to document their pain over time, giving the doctor a visual record of your problem, especially if there's nothing evident on X-rays, MRI's, CT's, etc. Real pain and recording it is extremely difficult to fake - most doctors, and other pain patients like myself, can easily tell when someone is BS'ing about having pain bad enough to require pain meds.

You also need to show that you've tried alternate meds and therapies, which is something most patients are willing to do; they just want a quick remedy for pain. Problem is, real pain has no quick remedy.

Seeing a Pain Specialist is also preferable than a General Practitioner, since they're authorized to prescribe more pain meds than regular doctors are. Regular doctors and the groups they belong to tend to pull back from any long-term prescriptions involving pain meds that are Schedule II (Duragesic, Percocet, Morphine, etc.), and even Schedule III and IV drugs (Vicodin, Codeine mixes, etc.)

you can puke, itch , you will definatley have a nasty opiate habit for no reason . it is not a FUN high ( yuck ) . you get a mean persona , a tolerance for opiates that may lead to HERION USE . you WILL get locked up if caught with it in your possession , not prescribed . you are headed for rehab you might kill yourself or someone else if you drive painkiller use , when not needed ( sometimes even if needed ) are dangerous, harmful to your liver , dependant , habit forming

There are no specific drug interactions between Vicodin (hydrocodone with acetaminophen) and Mucinex (guaifenesin). Drink plenty of water with the Mucinex and remember that the Vicodin can make you drowsy.

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Robitussin with codeine contains guaifenesin, which is an ingredient that is used to treat chest congestion by increasing chest secretions and making it easier for the patient to cough up the secretions.

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Codeine is used in both preparations to treat cough