jk13
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My name if Jeff, I'm 35 years old, and I suffer from Anxiety, Depression, C-PTSD (that I'm not going to repeat the cycle), and finally Fibromyalgia... read more
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Fibromyalgia HELL !! HELP... I am in the worst flare of my entire life now?
Question posted by Anonymous on 19 Aug 2011 • 32 answers
Related support groups: norco, opana, oxycontin, xanax, fibromyalgia, baclofen
jk13's response: I'm so sorry to hear of this!! Certain opioid medications work better for fibromyalgia type pain vs. others. On that same note however, the opioids that are claimed as being useless by many many doctors. You know as well as I do that this is simply ...
I need an alternative to Buspar?
Question posted by papasam on 26 Apr 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: buspar, valium, dosage, doctor, anxiety, meniere's disease
jk13's answer: Antidepressants for most people work great for anxiety despite the name that implies its only use being that for depression only (the anti-smoking pills that are commonly advertised are antidepressants as are many pain relievers). There are many ...
How long does methadone stay in your system after taking for 2 months 50mg daily?
Question posted by aubie1 on 15 Mar 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: methadone
jk13's answer: Its almost impossible to answer due to it's unpredictable length of action, often having a half life of anywhere from 12 to 72 hours, and of course even this information varies extremely depending on the source referenced. Methadone also builds up ...
What is in tramadol?
Question posted by romar0527 on 8 Feb 2012 • 4 answers
Related support groups: tramadol
jk13's comment: Wow! Cold turkey! Tramadol can cause seizures when abruptly stopped and taken for a while (something like four months and on). It's an interesting case displaying how ineffective the warnings and trials that the meds currently go through really are ...
Klonopin - Klononpin is making me really tired will this go away?
Question posted by Wger2824 on 4 Mar 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: klonopin, zoloft, anxiety, panic disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, social anxiety disorder
jk13's comment: thanks!
Klonopin - Klononpin is making me really tired will this go away?
Question posted by Wger2824 on 4 Mar 2012 • 1 answer
Related support groups: klonopin, zoloft, anxiety, panic disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, social anxiety disorder
jk13's response: Klonopin is a long acting benzodiazepine with the same basic effects as are shared in this class of medicine. One of the effects is the very calming action on the gaba that makes it a med utilized for problems with getting to sleep, klonopin in ...
Are soma muscle relaxers addictive?..Also been taking atleast 8 hydrocodone 10/500 a day with them?
Question posted by tired.of.... on 18 Feb 2012 • 2 answers
Related support groups: soma, pain, hydrocodone, muscle
jk13's comment: You can easily purchase kratom in the usa by internet, not sure why,but it isn't generally sold at supplement and herbal stores. The only thing that I could think of is due to the dependence issue. That or there just might not be anything set up for ...
Results for 'i am on suboxon an I take xanax I might have a urine test.Im in good shape but 240?
Question posted by framan on 17 Feb 2012 • 4 answers
Related support groups: xanax, cranberry, green tea, urine test, urine
jk13's comment: While this is true, and if the case should be that you don't have a script, the drug tests are done for a reason, just as suboxone is taken for a reason. Suboxone is intended to prevent the abuse of drugs. Addiction is after all a disease, and if ...
Are soma muscle relaxers addictive?..Also been taking atleast 8 hydrocodone 10/500 a day with them?
Question posted by tired.of.... on 18 Feb 2012 • 2 answers
Related support groups: soma, pain, hydrocodone, muscle
jk13's response: If you do decide to taper, it really is virtually painless if done very slowly. It takes a while to get to where you are, and it also takes a while to back out, letting the body to adjust to its original state. The only difficulty with tapering ...
How long does xanax stay in your bloodstream?
Question posted by babiimommii on 17 Feb 2012 • 2 answers
Related support groups: xanax, blood disorders
jk13's comment: Interesting, I'd love to see some of these meds charted out on a graph, showing how the meds life and strength play out compared to other meds.
