Xanax

Xanax stays in your system 3-7 days depending on your metabolism, body weight and other factors.
Xanax stays in your system 3-7 days depending on your metabolism, body weight and other factors.

Yes, Xanax is known to stimulate the appetite. It is a benzodiazepine and most of them do.

No, you don't get "high." Xanax is a depressant and taken for reasons other than prescribed or in excess will leave you feeling very sedated and drunk-like. Most likely you'll just get really tired and crave a long nap.

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I regret to say that I don't have the answer to this question, and I'm currently trying to find out the same question.

my guess is that Valerian root might? since they both work on the GABA receptors???

but like I said im not medically trained, and I don't really know...

From doing some slight research on the subject, it seems as though this anxiety drug would not come out under a common drug screening. The place that is conducting the screening would test for markers commonly considered abused substances, such as, marijuana, types of amphetamines, uppers, or downers.

If the anxiety drug was prescribed by your physician, then you shouldn't have problem as long as you can prove it was issued by a doctor.

Good luck

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I just ran into this same question myself, and I believe your answer is on the bottom of this site... basically says 'Do not take theraflu with Valium or Xanax until you talk to your doctor. Combination could cause extreme drowsiness'.

Yes apparently. I was first prescribed 20 mg of extended release Methylone (metylphenidate) a week ago. And then today it was doubled to 40 mg a day, along with 15 mg of BuSpar (buspirone). BuSpar for anxiety, and Methylone for ADHD. 20 mg of Methylone worked in and out inevitably increasing my irritability, but 40 mg works perfectly. I'm a Biofeedback Therapy Clinician in a therapist office. So I know this doctor personally, he wouldn't have prescribed it if he thought it was impractical.

Yes, xanax (Alprazolam) is a controlled substance.

Yes, a person can take Seroquel and Xanax together. However, they do have some drug interaction, that will make the person very sleepy.

you can experience many horrible side effects. dizziness, headache, fatigue, even seizures or death. It's something you should talk to your doctor about slowly weening off of instead of suddenly stopping.

Honestly I don't know.. it is processed by the liver and not the kidneys so that leads me to believe it is not. Honestly I don't know.. it is processed by the liver and not the kidneys so that leads me to believe it is not.

If you've taken oxy's and benzodiazepines before, nothing will happen that you're unaware of. I mean, with mixing any drug, this case being these two, you can have adverse effects. Mixing Xanax and Oxys isn't too smart so they say as it can cause respiratory depression (death) I mix much higher doses than the above stated and I've never had anything besides extra joy. Bu then again, no one should be as self destructive as I am.

This combination may cause additive effects in lowering blood pressure and heart rate.

Twenty Xanax .25 mg would be equal to 5 mg. Xanax is used to treat anxiety, panic attacks, and depression. It is only available with a prescription from your doctor.

Yes, they are 1mg xanax. There are several different descriptions of xanax because there are different manufacturers that compound that drug. I have personally researched this inparticular drug alot and I know that it is a 1mg xanax.

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Buspirone and Xanax are anti-anxiety medications, but they work in completely different ways. While Xanax calms the body by binding with GABA receptors, buspirone acts on serotonin receptors. Unlike Xanax, buspirone is not addictive and causes less sedation than benzos.

Xanax mixed with clonidine will enhance the effect of the drugs and make you more sedated than usual. I wouldn't recommend it, especially if you are driving, etc.

The question is not clear... but there is no aspirin in xanax, and there is no xanax in aspirin.

Xanax is one of a class of drugs known as benzodiazepines. There are several drugs that can be substituted. However, we are not pharmacists nor physicians, and cannot make specific recommendations.

You should know that abrupt removal of Xanax can cause serious side effects. If you have been taking it for a long time, you should be detoxed in a medical facility. Among other hazards are the possibility of stroke and seizures.

A significant amount of Xanax (alprazolam) will be in your urine very quickly as you take it, just shortly after it's absorbed. I would guess that if its been less than 10 minutes since you took it, there's no way you would have enough in your urine to fail a drug test. My best guess would be 1-2 hours after taking the xanax depending on dosage, but I wouldn't try it. Alprazolam can stay in your system a while. If you take it once, I would probably expect a about a week to be clean, depending on dose and test cut off level.

I would not recommend taking Xanax and Meth together. Xanax mixed with methamphetamine can easily stop your heart or your respiratory system. If you do take Xanax while spun, take a lower dose then you would usually take. Just be on the safe side.

Why would anyone want to do that? That is a recipe for an overdose.

I guess you could say that to someone that has no idea of what he's doing. What are the dosages for all of those drugs. You obviously could overdose but there are ways to get around the OD'ing problem but we'd need accurate dosages for the seroquel, ambien, percocet, xanax, and soma. I can say from experience that xanax and somas are dangerous when you add things to them. Soma and xanax would be very fine. Just gotta know what you're doing before you're doing it.