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Advice please? Oxycodone & Benadryl

littlethings533 said:
If I do this, do you think the effect will last longer than the 1-1.5 hours it's barely working now? or do you think it will last the same amount of time and then I'll be stuck for another 10 hours until I can take my next dose. ????
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He was being sarcastic. Or i hope he was. Don't shoot pills plz. You will see that posted up and down this site.
 
deadricbloodgod said:
He was being sarcastic. Or i hope he was. Don't shoot pills plz. You will see that posted up and down this site.
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Who said anything about shooting pills?? I must have missed that. Was that what he was implying??

I would NEVER EVER inject myself with ANYTHING.
 
Antihistamines only make the high stronger in the way of sedation. I would recommend you talk to your doctor and tell him your situation. He should put you on a longer acting medication like methadone or and xr formulation like oxycotin or mscotin.
 
In my experience Benadryl will potentiate the high associated from opiates but not the actual analgesic effects, so no.
 
littlethings533 said:
I have been on percocet for back pain for the last 2 years, every couple of months, my tolerance goes up and I need to be increased. I am trying to hold off asking for an increase until my next visit. I am currently taking 8 - 7.5/325 Oxycodone's a day. I am at the point where 2 7.5's doesn't do much. It lasts for about a half hour or and hour at BEST. SO -

Tomorrow morning I was thinking of taking a benadryl with my morning dose of 2 - 7.5/235's Oxycodones. Any advice on this? Will this help me? Will it potentiate my dose? or just make me sleepy? Will it feel euphoric? And is it safe to take together at the same time? I RARELY ever take benadryl, maybe once or twice in my entire lifetime.

Advice PLEASE!? I really want to not feel pain tomorrow morning, and I'm thinking Benadryl & Oxycodone together is my last option until my appt.

THANK YOU!!
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i dont think it will feel any different than if you were to take the percocet.

if you want a potentater then try getting some clonidine .2 mcg.

i am prescribed to clonidine and it make my oxycontin high more sedating rather then just oxy and you feel like(IM ON TOP OF THE WORLD) high
 
Personally I have a good relationship with my doctor and we compromise on situations. For example, before I've asked for an increase because my HydromorphContin wasn't lasting the time it should have been, she bumped me up and started a new physiotherapy program set up more for chronic pain patients, rather than the community physio I was already attending.
Usually if your drug doesn't last that long, it's a sign of tolerance not needing to dose more often. Like the above posters said, just make it known your concern about the acetaminophen and just be open and honest. I wouldn't hold anything back, if you were a drug seeker I'm sure they would figure out the sneekiness of how it works, as I'm sure they've dealt with those patients in the past.
As for the Benedryl etc. these things may keep your mind somewhat off of it, but they will not increase the analgesia, which you seem to need.
Be firm, but not aggressive; explain your situation and I'm sure you'll be on the right path to wellness.

Also, the role of the pharmacist can really help. They are more than ever involved in clinical drug therapy--they are the drug experts. Usually they don't require an appointment and they are of great help. Maybe get their input or opinion on things and take that to your doctor as well. Sometimes it shows initiative on your part to getting well, and also the advice of another health professional--specifically drug expert--never hurts to carry as back pocket information (sometimes literally written down) .
Good luck my friend. I hope you get the help you deserve! Also, good luck with your family in the future, but for now your health comes first, as you already know. Take care!
 
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