What's a pharmaceutical that goes with benzoes and is euphoric?

[Skrillflack]

So I've seen psychiatrists for some time and I always have gotten some benzodiazapenes. My recent favorite is valium (diazapam) and it's one of the only ones I feel good taking regularly.

I am going to see my doctor again and he has suggested Lamictal. Will there be any euphoria with that? I've read mixed experiences about it.

I like the relaxation from benzos, but there is no euphoria high with it really. I want a "feel good" pill that the doctor can prescribe. I can't get opiates because I don't have an injury or anything. What about anti-depressants? I haven't liked those in the past but I will consider it again.

 

[K12]

Hydrocodone

 

[sekio]

Your doctor isn't going to prescribe you euphoriant drugs.

 

[K'd-OUT-in-AZ]

Your not going to be given anything that will make you euphoric. Psychiatrists prescribe limited drugs and the only ones that can be potentially euphoric are the amphetamines. I'm on Lamictal and it doesn't produce euphoria, its for bipolar for goodness sake. It is a "mood stabilizer" with antidepressant properties. Nothing you will get high on.

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Lamictal isn't a benzo.

You're not going to get prescribed hydrocodone, even though it is quite a nice thing to combine with benzos.

Anti-depressants are a wide range of various different classes of drugs, SSRIs, SNRIs, etc...and they work well for some people and don't work for others. I don't know what condition you have exactly but you can't go to the doctor for bipolar disorder (which is what Lamictal is commonly prescribed for, that and epilepsy) and get a "euphoric" drug like amphetamine or an opiate.

I really have no idea what you're trying to get here, but it is against the bluelight user agreement to ask us how to con your doctor into getting drugs to get high. If you have a medical condition then your doctor would/should treat you for it but if you go there seeking drugs the doctor will most likely not give you anything fun at all. Doctors are trained to recognize drug seeking behavior.