Is It A Opiate

M 515 ## The pill in description is Mirtazapine (15 mg). Mirtazapine's primary use is the treatment of moderate to severe clinical depression. To view more information about this drug, please click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do.

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hexagon bright orange, says N8 on it pill ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Suboxone, which is a combination of Buprenorphine (8 mg) + Naloxone (2 mg). Depending on the application form, buprenorphine is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain or for peri-operative analgesia. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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Any One Know Any Suboxone Dr.s Close To Indy Taking MDwise- HIP? ## Hello, Crystal! How are you? You can use the search engine on the Suboxone website to look for doctors in your area that treat with it. You can find it at Suboxone.com click here. You can search by zip code and the doctor's contact information will be included, so you can check to see if they accept your insurance and are taking new patients. The FDA classifies this medication as an opiate, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with?

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moving to the bronx need to find a new dr that prescribes opiates have had 2 back operations and am always in a lot of pain ## Hi kitty, I may not have a doctor I can refer you to, but I can provide you with a couple links that may be of service to you in so far as locating pain management doctors within your general area... Just input your city or zip code for narrowed results: {link removed because site no longer exists} wellness.com/find/pain%20management%20specialist I'd consider calling up a number of them to see if they are accepting new patients; as some aren't, but most usually are. I hope this info helps and wish you good luck on finding the right doctor!

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light blue numbers M361 oval shaped ## Yes it is. Hydrocodone is a semi-synthetic opiate derived from thebaine. This pill contains the same active ingredients as found in Lorcet. To be exact, it contains Acetaminophen 650 mg + Hydrocodone bitartrate 10 mg. To view more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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this treatment has worked for me in the past and I am looking to work again in the future hey if it works then it works that's ALL I HAVE YO SAY I want bACK ON THE OXy trEATMENT ## Hi Nick! yes, OxyContin is a narcotic. It's used to treat moderate to severe pain. ## P.S. I mean it is an opiate. ## Hello, Nick! How are you? Just to clarify what Cats68 has said, because she is so very helpful, Oxycontin is actually both, it's a narcotic opiate. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. What type of treatment are you referring to?

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all of the opiates are secretly being reduced. in drugs that are combined with aspirin Tylenol such as lortab the 7.5mg is no longer made, with doctors not even knowing this. it is the 5mg that is the strongest. the tylanol is not reduced. people in chronic severe pain will not get the relief they are expecting and take more not realizing the toxic effect Tylenol has on the liver. they are also reducing the amount of opiates a dr. can prescribe a month. when the unwinnable war on drugs turns torture and possible liver death we the people need to stand up and scream for the people in to much agony to fight. only 10% of people are junkies,which includes alcoholics.they are born with a chemical imbalance that drives them to abuse whatever substance or behavior. we need to take back our mon...

I just started taking Cymbalta three days ago for bone spurs and fibromyalgia. I have been tired, drowsy and lethargic. How long will it take before these symptoms disappear? Help Vawilled ## Hello, Nessi! How are you? No, Cymbalta is an antidepressant, but it can cause those types of side effects and it may take 4 to 5 weeks for them to improve, as your body gets used to the medication. You may also experience dry mouth and weight gain, as reported by the FDA. Is there anything else I can help with?

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My insurance paid $4900 for the lollipops200mcg and $9900 for the Fentora 400mcg Fentanyl. ## Hi, Ed! Yes, Fentanyl is an opiate narcotic that's used to alleviate pain, it's actually the most potent one available, over 80 times stronger than Morphine. It also has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Are there any other questions or concerns? Learn more Fentanyl details here.

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I am a hospice patient and was prescribed 1 - 2 tylenol #3 every 4 hours. I was wondering if this is a strong opiate? I would like to be as comfortable as possible but also keep my mind active and alert. ## Tylenol 3 contains Acetaminophen and Codeine, which a very mild opiate. The FDA warns that it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, and constipation. Are you on any other medications? ## i have an emergency pack from hospice in the frig which contains morphine but i haven't taken anything from my care box yet

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I have recently completed methadone detox and need to know if mitrazapine are opiate based as they have been suggested to help me sleep but don't want to mess up my detox? ## Hi, Dotty! Congrats on the detox! Way to go! No, Mirtazapine is actually a tetracyclic antidepressant, it's commonly used to treat depression, insomnia and anxiety. Learn more Mirtazapine details here. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, drowsiness and weight changes. Is there anything else I can help with? ## would mertazipine come up as an opiate on a drug panel? ## No. Mirtazapine is not an opiate. I have been prescribed mirtazapine for the past 8yrs after I detoxed myself from H. It did eventually help me to get regular sleep. I have to take regular drug panels. Hope I have answered your questio...

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Oxycontin 5mg. Verses oxybutynin5 mg.IS THIS THE SAME DRUG? ## Hi tammy, Based on my research, Oxybutynin is an anticholinergic medication used to relieve urinary and bladder difficulties, including frequent urination, and inability to control urination (urge incontinence)- by decreasing muscle spasms of the bladder. Oxycontin, also known as Oxycodone, is a strong narcotic analgesic used to relieve moderate to severe pain. With that being said, the answer to your question is no-Oxycontin and Oxybutynin are not the same. You can learn more about this drug on the page for OxyContin Details You can learn more about this drug on the page for Oxybutynin Details I hope this helps. Do you have anymore questions?

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I have been on hydroco done for a long time I have had two back surgery I'm trying to get off this meds it's for ever 6 hours I'm down to 1-1/2 a day but my legs keep me up at night and have had headaches how long does this last the with drawls ## Yes hydro is a opiate no doubt, I have to be honest with you, is it just me, I found hydro is better than oxy, everybody loves oxy and my doctor put me on it, but I really find hydro is better, anyone else feel this or am I nuts? ## Hello, Sassy! How are you? The withdrawal effects may last for a couple of weeks, perhaps up to a month. As reported by the FDA, you may also experience nausea, diarrhea, fever, chills and anxiety. Godsaven, it can vary from person to person, while Oxycodone does work well for some people, that is not t...

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Why do you think docs prescribe Suboxone or Methadone for opiate withdrawal, make patients stay on it until they are completely addicted to it for years, then have to treat them to come off it? Why don't they treat a 5 day opiate withdrawal with a benzo to sleep, clonidine, gabapentin, trazodone for a week or two instead. It would sure help society not be addicted to Suboxone. Worst drug ever. ## Most people, even if they are addicted, can't just take a ton of medications to try and sleep through their withdrawals and be out of work for that length of time. Treatment with Suboxone or Methadone enables them to still work and be productive, while undergoing addiction treatment and, unlike Methadone, Suboxone usually enables most people to eventually become completely drug free, al...

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I currently take very high dosages of oxycodone 30mg ir and dilaudid 8mg. I think after the process of elimination that my body isn't tolerating the morphine (dilaudid) and I've been on oxy for years. I was on 80mg oc before the op and couldn't tolerate new op because of binder I wasn't getting the needed meds. I need to go off of the dilaudid going to dr tomorrow, I want to be educated and know if I switch over to only oxycodone is it reasonable to ask for the equivalent of oxy to the dilaudid in addition to the amount of oxy I am currently taking? Thank you and FYI I take 90mg oxy 4x day and 16mg dilaudid 4x day and I stagger so that pain is controlled round the clock. Thank you ps what I woul like is oxy equal to dilaudid dosage. ## Dialudid contains Hydromorphone, it...

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where can one find a chart that lists all the opiates and then compares them to the other opiates available, mg. to mg. That is, if I took a 30mg. oxycodone, and wanted to change over to another opiate for pain management, like diaulid, how much of the oxycodone in mg. equals diaulid 8 mg. Why are the letters I am reading on "Opiate" subject all saying, "just happened four years ago" (or more?) How do I read more current information and exchange comments based on recent formulations and newer released drugs? ## Short answer is that Dilaudid 8mg ~ 27mg Oxycodone. I had to do a bit of math for the answer. Of course this is just an estimate. Most conversion charts use Morphine as the baseline so you have to back into the calculations. Just in case you're interested in t...

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I have been doing one bag a day of H for the past few months; before that I was doing 2 roxy 30's a day. I haven't used anything since Saturday afternoon ( it is now Monday evening). However I did take 8mg of Suboxone on Sunday around 6 am (39 hours ago?) because the shakes were too bad and I thought I would lose my mind. I was wondering if it is possible to keep using a small dose of Suboxone if the wd's get too bad? Or is it just prolonging the WD's. I don't want be on anything for the long term. I am honestly hoping to get rid of the physical symptoms by the end of this week. Is that possible? What can I do to help? ## U usually have 2 take the suboxone when w/d start. R u prescribed the suboxone or just getting them from where ever? My suggestion would b 2 follow...

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What is the maximum/day my pcp can prescribe long term opiates without going to pain management. Specialists are expensive for me but not the medication. Im currently only getting 5 5mg oxycodone from pain management because old pcp wont mess with it. Thnks for help. Isnt up 80mg/day allowed? ## By Federal Law, Schedule II can be perscribed for a max of 90 days without seeing the dr. This applies to all drs. The dr can write 3 30 days rxs for s Schedule II. Although most won't because they don't make any money of they don't see the patient. Put state of ohio and schedule II restrictions in your search bar. That should give you the info regarding your state laws. Or you can go to the Ohio Board of Pharmacy website. ## New regulations were put in place last year restricting wh...

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white round with A 010 on top and 20 on bottom, nothein on other side ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill marked A 010 20 to be a 20 mg Abilify (Aripiprazole) tablet. To view a detailed description about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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How do you get off of opiates? ## Although I would recommend that your doctor be the one who sets up & monitors your tapering dosage, usually for drugs like this the safest way to stop taking them is to tapper off them, if possible. Some medications can be taken in fractions (actually cut into pieces) and these smaller pieces can be taken in place of the regular dose for a period of several weeks until the body is no longer dependent upon them. In my opinion, another key component to weaning off is to make yourself a tapering schedule on a calendar in order track your progress and keep you on the right path to complete your goal within a specific time frame. Without a way to track your progress, tapering can sometimes be much more difficult than it needs to be. I hope this advice he...

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