King-Anubis
Bluelighter
Hey everyone,
I was just wondering if caffeine can counteract mild respiratory depression?
Last night a friend of mine decided to use oxycodone and took two 5/512 tablets. I suggested she start low just to get a feel for what opiates are like, but as soon as it started to work she began to panic about her breathing. I was keeping an eye on her and her breathing was more then fine, and she was no where close to nodding out. But regardless, she still panicked. I suggested she drink an energy drink (about 150mg of caffeine) to 'counter-act' the sedation. It was more of a placebo then anything (she calmed down after) but I was wondering if this is in fact a good strategy to counteract mild respiratory depression. I'm aware that mixing uppers and downers can be dangerous, but in such low doses of opiates is it alright to do?
Thanks!
I was just wondering if caffeine can counteract mild respiratory depression?
Last night a friend of mine decided to use oxycodone and took two 5/512 tablets. I suggested she start low just to get a feel for what opiates are like, but as soon as it started to work she began to panic about her breathing. I was keeping an eye on her and her breathing was more then fine, and she was no where close to nodding out. But regardless, she still panicked. I suggested she drink an energy drink (about 150mg of caffeine) to 'counter-act' the sedation. It was more of a placebo then anything (she calmed down after) but I was wondering if this is in fact a good strategy to counteract mild respiratory depression. I'm aware that mixing uppers and downers can be dangerous, but in such low doses of opiates is it alright to do?
Thanks!