Hey all, I am prescribed percs, klonopin, and nuvigil from my pain management doctor and my GP. I have an extra three bones in my coccyx ('cause I'm animalistic, y'know?) and it's quite a bitch.
I've never taken Nuvigil before, and I am excited to try it. It was prescribed to offset the drowsiness from my benzo and opiate prescriptions so that I can focus in school/medical rotations.
here's my question:
According to Erowid: http://www.erowid.org/smarts/modafinil/modafinil_interactions.shtml
"Methadone is metabolized by several liver enzymes in the CYP2* cluster, with CYP3A4 being an important metabolizer. Because modafinil up-regulates CYP1A2, CYP2B6, and CYP3A4/5, the action of methadone may be substantially shortened."
So, should I expect less out of my percocets? Or is Nuvigil metabolized differently than it's racemic mixture, modafinil?
Erowid says "Opiates/Methadone", but I wonder if methadone is metabolized differently than oxycodone.
Thanks!
Also, if you've tried nuvigil before and have any anecdotes, i'm all ears
I've never taken Nuvigil before, and I am excited to try it. It was prescribed to offset the drowsiness from my benzo and opiate prescriptions so that I can focus in school/medical rotations.
here's my question:
According to Erowid: http://www.erowid.org/smarts/modafinil/modafinil_interactions.shtml
"Methadone is metabolized by several liver enzymes in the CYP2* cluster, with CYP3A4 being an important metabolizer. Because modafinil up-regulates CYP1A2, CYP2B6, and CYP3A4/5, the action of methadone may be substantially shortened."
So, should I expect less out of my percocets? Or is Nuvigil metabolized differently than it's racemic mixture, modafinil?
Erowid says "Opiates/Methadone", but I wonder if methadone is metabolized differently than oxycodone.
Thanks!
Also, if you've tried nuvigil before and have any anecdotes, i'm all ears

