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Opioids URGENT please help

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Hey everyone, I took 10 mg hydrocodone and 10 mg baclofen about 2 hours ago, about 40 minutes ago I took a single shot of tequila.... shouldn't be a problem, I though. But now my neck feels very tight, breathing is shallow, and my pulse is def. weaker... feeling a bit lightheaded as well. Not sure whether this is something I should be worried about or just the synergistic effect of these three substances.... just looking for some peace of mind.
 
Go to a hospital if you are concerned or having trouble breathing. How do you expect us to be able to help you?
 
I'm asking whether those doses are dangerous in cross-interactive CNS depressants... I'm not having trouble breathing, its just shallower. I've got a pretty good feeling this is anxiety manifesting from the last of my massive L dose this weekend, so I was just looking for some comforting (or not comforting) info.
 
If you have some cocaine or something in your house... don't do it. It won't help.

Naloxone?

I'm always fucking light-headed on opiates, even low doses. I'm a walking disaster.
 
If you are struggling to breathe go to a hospital. The doses might be fine for most people but not you. It's possible it's anxiety but is it worth taking the risk?
 
I can breathe deep if I focus on it. I was trying to say that my normal breaths are a bit shallower, not that they are harder to take. Heart rate normal.
 
This thread is in violation of the BLUA. Bluelight is not an emergency service, we cannot provide you with urgent help.
Your breathing may be shallower but if you have any real concerns staying conscious, or trouble breathing seek medical attention.

Shallow breaths/respiratory depression is very common with opioids, especially when mixed carelessly with CNS depressants, ESPECIALLY alcohol so best avoid mixing CNS depressants in the future.
 
seek medical attention. no one can help you through the internet.

I'm closing this thread so you can get help for yourself..
 
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