How to pass a urine test for opiates
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Just FYI- for anyone currently in pain management or taking opiates long term- using the methods described in the original post to try to pass a urine test is AUTOMATIC grounds for dismissal , immediate stoppage of opiates , and does not work.
Medication compliance testing is very precise and measures the amounts of metabolites of a particular medication and levels of medication taken .
I really want to stop completely and have recently been attending NA. I have substantially reduced for this binge to about 15-25 a day/ at a time. For the purposes of this question lets assume I've been dosing this way for 2 weeks consecutively. How long will it take me to pass the drug test? Keep in mind that oxycodone and potentially hydrocodone are the only drugs in my system. Btw, the drug test isn't for anything serious like court or probation..
t need to take them everyday sometimes i only need them 1-2 days a week. My doc did a urine screening and it came back negative for teh opiates so he asked me if i was giving the pills to someone, I'm not but I have a bunch here at home b/c i see him once every 2 weeks or so and he gives me a Rx for another 30. I could have sworn i took one or two the day before the screening...i know the minimum is 2000 ng/ml but how many pills does that exactly mean?
My stepson is now living with us after graduating from rehab and then getting kicked out of a transitional home. He was randomly drug tested and his urine dip showed trace evidence of opiates. He is taking Depakote and Trazadone and swares he has taken nothing else. His last drug test at rehab a few days earlier was clean. How do opiates, even trace evidence, show up in a urine test "if" he hasn't taken any?
I need your help.
Hello I’m new here but need some answers to a few questions please,, First of all, do pain management doctors have a legal limited of how many chances they give you bfore dismissing you as a opioid patient?? Or is it up to the doctor himself?
It isn't clear exactly what you're trying to accomplish, but faking a blood test for any reason is a very bad idea. Her doctor could discharge her from his practice. She could lose her pain management doc and any pain meds she is taking, and might have difficulty finding a new doc.
The best policy is to be honest with the doctor.
If you need it, ask that a more sensitive test be done -- a blood test for cocaine metabolites. This may cost you, but it will prove that this test result was an anomaly.
But don't be surprised by a suspicious doctor. A couple of years ago a conscientious pain doctor I know, a man whom I respect as a doctor and as a pain patient advocate, once reported his astonishment over finding UDT results that were positive for cocaine in his patients who are now in their 70s.
hi Roolx,
I understand your concern. Medical testing is done in a "different language" than we are accustomed to. I think your lab screens are perfectly on the up and up. Let me see if I can help you a bit. It's been awhile since I've interrupted lab results. Different labs sometimes use different terms than other labs. So what is a SMA 12 at one lab might be a Chem 12 at another and before that they were known as SMAC. It can be confusing.
Opiates are opiates, and I'm sure false positives occur. The standard 5 panel tests looks for codeine metabolites. Hydro turns into codeine, as does darvocet and or course codeine. But, Oxy is a different animal. That's why there's a special test for Oxy. There's also a special Methadone test. The only advice I can give is to request a confirmation screen where the urine is sent off for analysis instead of the standard test strips.
s kind of weird almost sounds like maybe the lab is doing the wrong test because a normal drug test that test for opiates and oxycodone actually will not pick up suboxone even tho suboxone is opiate based because something to do with it being semi synthetic so s test just for bupernorphine has to be given to catch it so maybe the lab is making an error that's all I can guess. Unless u are on a very small dose because when I got down to taking just tiny pieces like .25 and .
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