Read on line that if you do oxycodone for a exteneded amount of time it will stay in system for a longer amount of time. So say you do 60 mg a day for 2 weeks and it normally takes 3-5 days for it to leave your system through the 3-4.5 hour half life process will this make for a longer period for the drugs to leave your system. What makes them stay in your system longer if done for longer period of times.
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How long do you have to do opiates (oxycodone) for the half life to change
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It's not that the HL is increasing or decreasing, the drug just builds up in your system, saturating it , making it seem like its extending the excretion process..
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No it will leave your system in the same amount of time as if you used for a day, or a year..
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If you have more in your system, your body will have more to excrete, thus taking more time.. The drugs half life doesn't change..
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Pilll_head
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Yes, this is called "steady state". I'd sorta have to draw a graph to really explain this but taking a drug regularly causes it to build up in your body. If you only take a drug once then it will get totally cleared from your body if you wait long enough. If you take a second and third (and fourth...) dose before the first dose gets cleared out fully then it starts to build up. If you take it regularly it gets to a point where your body won't really take anymore in and the amount in your system stays more or less constant. For most drugs, 2 weeks of daily use is enough to reach steady state and it would take longer to leave your system than just one dose would.
The half life doesn't change. The shorter the half life, the fewer days it would take to get to the steady state.
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