Methadone Drug Addiction .com

I don't want to take it and I'm afraid the pain clinic I go to is going to put me on it, but I'm allergic to codeine so I thought maybe this would make them not want to use it on me.At least I'm hoping they don't make me try it.

First of all, Methadone is totally different from codeine. Second of all, they won't give you anything you tell them that you're allergic to. Besides, you need a doctor to actually prescribe Methadone to you. If I were you, I would just say something and have them check your medical records, or get a second opinion. However, I highly doubt you'll have a problem with Methadone, except for the addiction factor.

2008-05-11 15:35:18 by Journey

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I have been on the methadone clinic for 9 years and have came off of 120mg to 50 mg.then on my own with my last week supply cut it in half to about 25mg for a wk and a 1/2 it has been 14 days with just a little change Although i do have some improvement its still sleepless night pains and no energy sneezing diarrhea etc!when does this all go away and is taking the Tylenol#3 hurting or helping?whatever else options,suggestions,opinions helpful hints etc will be VERY APPRECIATED!!!!!It seems as if it will never end and i feel depressed and like a weigh a ton its hard to eat etc!what do i do to continue on this mission because i cant wait to finally be clean at my age(30) ive been addicted for the last 14 years (half my life) so many people think its all in my head? can someone please help!

If your ultimate goal is to be clean, I would consult with a doctor that specializes in chemical dependency and withdraw under his/her care. Codeine is just another narcotic for you to battle with.

2009-06-10 12:31:11 by just me

I have been prescribed oxycodone, codeine, methadone, Fentanyl and a few other opiod/non-opiod combination medicines for pain in the treatment of a complicated nerve/skin disease. The quickest way to sum it up; Peripheral Neuropathy combined with Rosacea, and that is to say that my face always feels like it's on fire. My face has always reacted to opiotes with acne and swelling, and it's not normal pimples like I got back when I was a teenager, these were huge and deep under the skin, and they often changed the shape of my face. Trying to pop them would get me a trip to the hospitol and an antibiotic prescripton (Which would clear up the entire disaster within a week). I don't use narcotics anymore. please give me your help

Okay, there seems to be 2 questions here. Or at least what I see. First, the reason you are breaking out is its probably your bodies way of getting out the chemicals. Unfortanutely, it comes out in sweat and you skin is senistive to it and is reacting with the Rosacea.

Second, I have been diagnoised first, with Rosacea and then I saw another dermatologist and she said that its Seborria Dermatitis, which is almost the same thing. I will tell you what they told me to do and what they prescribed for me. With the Rosacea: Rosac face wash and Roaula face cream. Both are a sulfur type medication. Then for about 6 weeks, I took Tetracycline (an oral antibiotic). Both worked well for that. Now, with the Seborria Dematitis, I use the same wash and cream, but I don't take the Tetracycline, but Minocycline, which is a little bit weaker and I don't have to take it the same amount of time, or the same dose, but only about 2 weeks at a time, just to keep it from flaring up. With the Rosacea, the bumps hurt and it does look bad, and I don't know about you, but for me it burned like hell, if I went too long between washings. I would go to see a dermatologist, if you aren't already seeing one, and ask about those brand name meds. or something similar. I know that its hard to do, but don't touch the spots unless its to wash or put on the cream. That actually makes them worse and hurts more. Watch out for your hair line (where your hair stops growing on your head: face, behind the ears, nape of your neck) and INSIDE your ears for spots too. If you have it in your hair, use a shampoo for Seborria Dermatitis or Psorasis, like head and shoulders, T-Gel, Demorax and then I use Olux (clobatisol) mousse. If you have any spots in your ears, just put some of the medicine on a qtip, and rub it in your ears.That will keep it down and help with the itch.

2006-08-08 09:40:04 by thejesus222

Ive been told by different people that there either morphene tablets/ methadone/codeine tablets... im confused!!!

There called DHC Continus 90mg....

I feel f**ked when I take them but there still not killing the pain!! :(
(slipped disc in back) been taking them for a week now....
is it like tramadol?

Yea, you're intel was correct, it is in the same class as drugs as morphine, codeine, OPIATES.

DHC is short for DiHydroCodeine. It is a opiate pain killer that is quite strong. Stronger than codeine, not as strong as morphine.

Did your doctor prescribe these to you? If he did, fine. If he didn't, then don't take them and see your doctor and get some properly prescribed medicine.

2009-07-12 13:28:11 by xxxxxBride2Bexxxxx

what is the meaning of Amobarbital, Butabarbital,Codeine, Flurazepam,Gluthethimide,Chloral Hydrate,Hydromorphone,Meprobamate,Meperidine,Methadone

I don't understand what you are trying to find out. The only thing I can tell you is that butalbital and codeine are ingredients in a common tension headache remedy, Fiorinal (I don't know its european name though). You might want to take advantage of the database on http://www.webmd.com for more information.

2008-09-25 23:58:48 by ritesh s