FullofGrace
Greenlighter
I recently got dismissed from my pain management doctor because of methadone coming up in a drug screen.
I'm prescribed 2 30mg roxycodone every 4-6 hours. Why would I take methadone?
I've always been honest with my doctor, she's kind of a friend outside of the office too, and I HONESTLY can only come up with one idea of how I might have tested positive for it. I know it's far fetched, but I SERIOUSLY haven't touched methadone.
My husband is prescribed it, he's got some problems with his shoulder and was on the same meds as me. His dosage was different, but still the same meds. Last visit he asked to be switched and they gave him methadone. I've done a lot of research on it, mainly because I've wanted to get off opiates since our daughter was born, but methadone seemed like going from the frying pan to the fire...I don't handle withdraw well AT ALL and I'd read that the withdraw from methadone was pretty horrendous compared to the roxycodone.
Could it even be possible that it got into my system (sorry if this is TMI) because I swallow? IF so, how long would it stay in my system if this is, mostly and at least, a daily act?
I just can't think of any other way it could have gotten into my system and am looking for answers. I apologize if this is a subject that's been talked about and is in another thread, I DID try searching, but nothing showed up on this topic.
I appreciate any help, in advance, in figuring this one out.
Thanks.
Mary
I'm prescribed 2 30mg roxycodone every 4-6 hours. Why would I take methadone?
I've always been honest with my doctor, she's kind of a friend outside of the office too, and I HONESTLY can only come up with one idea of how I might have tested positive for it. I know it's far fetched, but I SERIOUSLY haven't touched methadone.
My husband is prescribed it, he's got some problems with his shoulder and was on the same meds as me. His dosage was different, but still the same meds. Last visit he asked to be switched and they gave him methadone. I've done a lot of research on it, mainly because I've wanted to get off opiates since our daughter was born, but methadone seemed like going from the frying pan to the fire...I don't handle withdraw well AT ALL and I'd read that the withdraw from methadone was pretty horrendous compared to the roxycodone.
Could it even be possible that it got into my system (sorry if this is TMI) because I swallow? IF so, how long would it stay in my system if this is, mostly and at least, a daily act?
I just can't think of any other way it could have gotten into my system and am looking for answers. I apologize if this is a subject that's been talked about and is in another thread, I DID try searching, but nothing showed up on this topic.
I appreciate any help, in advance, in figuring this one out.
Thanks.
Mary
