Buprenorphine Forums (Page 8)

does it cause depression? ## for what purpose this medicine used or it has any side effect or any addiction like drug if we can used it as regular medicine............ ## Qudict contains the active ingredient Buprenorphine, a very potent narcotic that is used to treat chronic pain and to treat drug addiction. All medications carry the risk of side effects and for this one, they may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and constipation. And yes, since it is a narcotic, it can also be addictive. Learn more: Are there any other questions or comments? ## can we give this medicine to a person in food...? please reply me please ... ## imy name is afak khan. i use qudict tablate from 1 year early morning before meal. please tell me his side effects.

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Need to know what a white oblong pill with 9 on one side and 799 on other ## I believe the marking you're looking at my be intended to be a lowercase b, with the 799 on the opposite side and, if that is the case, then this tablet contains 8mgs of Buprenorphine and is a sublingual tablet. Buprenorphine is an opiate that is most commonly used to treat drug addiction, but may also be used for cases of severe, chronic pain. It may cause side effects, such as: nausea, dizziness, constipation and dry mouth. Learn more: Where was the tablet found?

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I found a white round pill. One side had 54 on the top half and the bottem half was broke but something was written with and 11 at the end. The back side was smooth, no marks at all. Please let me know what you think this is ## Without the completely imprint, it is going to be difficult to determine what this is, with any precision. There are several possibilities. However, my best guess, and this is just a guess, is that it is an 8mg Buprenorphine tablet, since they are commonly diverted and sold illegally. The original marking on them is 54 411. It is a narcotic that is most commonly used to treat opiate addiction and cases of severe, chronic pain. Learn more: Does anyone else have a guess?

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Help, I have been taking norspan 20mg for approx 15 months. Thus is for sacroiliitis and 3 herniated discs plus one completely squashed disc. Six months ago, I had the squashed disc removed and a spine fusion to correct a spondylothesis. Fusion at l5/s1. This is my 2nd fusion (aged 42) my first one at aged 13. I found lately the norspan isn't holding the pain so my doc changed me to durogesic 12mg. The first 5 days were insane, shivers, restlessness and unable to relax. I am now 2 weeks in and although most of the symptoms have passed, I still get incredibly restless in the evening (in my arms) and I can't relax which makes my pain worse. How long will this feeling last? Am I best giving up and going back to norspan? HelP ## Norspan contains the active ingredient Buprenorphine, ...

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