Question 1

what is the antidote for fentanyl (sublimaze)?

Accepted Answer

Naloxone: A narcotic antidote, such as naloxone, which may need to be given repeatedly, may reverse the effects of fentanyl.

Question 2

oral fentanyl citrate effects?

Accepted Answer

Same as IV: Oral Fentanyl Citrate is the same as intravenous or topical fentanyl. It is a potent opioid and side effects include nausea, vomiting, itching, respiratory depression, constipation.

Question 3

ever heard of oral sedation using midazolam syrup to reduce anxiety in addition to oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate for pain prior to surgery?

Accepted Answer

YES: Yes usually is used in children but can be used in any uncooperative or anxious patient for IV medication.

Question 4

i have chronic pancreatitis. i am on fentanyl. what other medication can relieve the pain?

Accepted Answer

There are: A lot of choices. You should consult with a pain specialist to come up with an optimal regimen.

Question 5

please describe the medication: fentanyl?

Accepted Answer

Narcotic: Fentanyl is very potent synthetic analgetic, known under many commercial names:  sublimaze, actiq, durogesic, duragesic, (fentanyl) fentora, matrifen, haldid, onsolis, and a few others. It is highly lipophilic, which increases its potency. Fentanyl binds ?-opioid g-protein-coupled receptors, which inhibit pain neurotransmitter release. Side effects: respiratory depression, chest rigidity.

Question 6

what is the correct breakthrough medication cause i'm taking fentanyl  75 mcg  but the breakthrough medication isn't working no more wich is 10 mg oxy?

Accepted Answer

They are all similar: You  are in an unfortunate position, 19 and already on major, major opiates. Opiates only take the edge off. They do not relieve pain completely. They are just one tool in helping you make pain more manageable.  Some days they work well enough, and some days you wonder why you bother taking them.  Once  these facts make sense, it will be easier to develop more tools for managing your pain.

Question 7

are fentanyl patches and opana er the same kind of medications?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Both fentanyl and Opana are opiates.  Opana er is the trade name for Oxymorphone ( a derivative of morphine).  The medications differ in their side effects and length of activity.

Question 8

false positive on urine drug screen will ketorolac or fentanyl cause a false positive for a barbituate in a urine test.   previously had a blood test for drugs which was negative and was given these two medications in the hospital for pain and then give t

Accepted Answer

Hello. : Hello.  Ketorolac  (toradol)  is a  nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug used for acute pain. Fentanyl  is an opioid (narcotic) analgesic for severe pain. Neither of these are barbituates. Do not see how they would trigger a false positive on a urine drug screen.

Question 9

is this diabetes, or caused by my medication? i have a spinal injury, and am on the following medications:
fentanyl 12mcg/hr trans-dermal patch
promethazine 25mg tablet-as needed
ibuprofin 800mg 1@every 6 hours as needed
naproxen 500mg- 2x daily
risperido

Accepted Answer

It : It sounds like you went over 24 hours without eating, which could certainly cause low blood sugar. This, combined with your medication regimen could have caused this extreme fatigue. If diabetes runs in your family, your risk of developing the disease is higher. However, experiencing hypoglycemia does not necessarily mean you have diabetes.

Diabetes is diagnosed by blood glucose tests that show a trend of high blood sugars in the blood plasma (over 126). It is manifested by high blood sugar in the blood and low performance of Insulin (which is produced by the body to lower the blood sugar). Symptoms of high blood sugar include extreme thirst/hunger, blurred vision, frequent urination, dry mouth, poor wound healing, recurrent infection and fatigue. See your doctor if you notice any of these signs of high blood sugar.

Question 10

will fentanyl show up on a drug test?

Accepted Answer

Yes: it will show up as an opiate.

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What is the antidote for fentanyl (sublimaze)?

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Oral fentanyl citrate effects?

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Ever heard of oral sedation using midazolam syrup to reduce anxiety in addition to oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate for pain prior to surgery?

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I have chronic pancreatitis. i am on fentanyl. what other medication can relieve the pain?

A member asked:

Please describe the medication: fentanyl?

A member asked:

What is the correct breakthrough medication cause i'm taking fentanyl 75 mcg but the breakthrough medication isn't working no more wich is 10 mg oxy?

A member asked:

Are fentanyl patches and opana er the same kind of medications?

A member asked:

False positive on urine drug screen will ketorolac or fentanyl cause a false positive for a barbituate in a urine test. previously had a blood test for drugs which was negative and was given these two medications in the hospital for pain and then give t

A member asked:

Is this diabetes, or caused by my medication? i have a spinal injury, and am on the following medications: fentanyl 12mcg/hr trans-dermal patch promethazine 25mg tablet-as needed ibuprofin 800mg 1@every 6 hours as needed naproxen 500mg- 2x daily risperido

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Will fentanyl show up on a drug test?

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