Can you take ms contin amd oxy together?
MS Contin is a pain killing medication made of morphine formulated to be released over a 12 hour period. It comes in various doses up to 200mg.
No. Percocet is oxycodone and ms contin is Morphine. They will both show up.
It stands for Morphine Sulfate, which is the name of the drug.
MS Contin is a Morphine based pain medication. It has a time release agent as well, which doses the morphine to the system over an extended period,rather than raising the blood titer in a spike. It is prescribed for severe acute or chronic pain when other, non morphine based medicationsare contraindicated.
Yes.
They will show up as opiates. and they are the same thing! ones is just generic!
MS contin is a long acting (about 12 hours) form of morphine and should not be used for breakthrough pain. If your pain is not controlled by your long-acting medications, you should take a short acting medication. Talk to your pain management physician about your continued pain.
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The package insert from Purdue Pharma has the following warning:"MS CONTIN TABLETS ARE TO BE SWALLOWED WHOLE AND ARE NOT TO BE BROKEN, CHEWED, DISSOLVED, OR CRUSHED. TAKING BROKEN, CHEWED, DISSOLVED, OR CRUSHED MS CONTIN TABLETS LEADS TO RAPID RELEASE AND ABSORPTION OF A POTENTIALLY FATAL DOSE OF MORPHINE. "
It is an Oxycodone..but there are MS Contin, Morphine Sulfate, that look the same, but the MS Contin are darker and have a hard coating around them so that the Morphine releases into your system slower..
MSIR (morphine sulfate instant release) will release rapidly (usually on the order of 10-30 minutes) whereas MS-Contin is a controlled release formulation that, unless crushed or chewed or otherwise split, will usually release over 8-12 hours. The 15 mg of MSIR would be a somewhat large dose for an opioid naive patient, a moderate dose for a moderately tolerant patient, and a small dose for a very tolerant patient, whereas the 15 mg MS-Contin is a very conservative starting dose for even opioid naive patients.