She has had a problem with depression in the past. Was taking Prozac and still has some in the house along with several other medications not listed.
Are these drugs usually prescribed to patients all together and for long periods of time?
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Tags: addicted, bottles, drugs, empty, Fluxadine, legal, Mother, son's, Trazadone, vicodin
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hes a pain killer junkie dump the pills and call a drug counselor a local police station can hook you up. if the doc didn’t give them to him then hes a junkie end it now before he moves to real drugs.
i dont know why she would have vicoden for depression………
its seems possable if she is on all these drugs how dose she get to have her children ? my ex husbend was depressed and abusive thats why i didnt have kids with him i was watching out for my selfe and for if i would have had kids!!!!!! get someone to investagate please of the sake of yore kids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah people in my school use those drugs to get high all of the time. Just get a blood test and it will show all drugs (even prescription meds) that she has taken in the last month.
Good luck
I’m just guessing that you mean fluoxetine which is Prozac. Trazadone would help with anxiety, sleeping and depression as well. Obviously I don’t know why she’d be taking Vicodin unless she had a pain problem. The bottles were empty? Is she just not throwing them away for some reason? Doesn’t mean she’s an addict if she keeps empty bottles.
Vicodin is the only one of these drugs which is highly abused. Trazodone is a very old antidepressant drug which is not prescribed very much anymore. It’s not known to be abused. Prozac also is not known to be abused. Flumadine (I’m guessing this is what you mean) is an antiviral drug and again is not known to be abused. Vicodin is the only one you mention which is known to be abused because it provides a high.
You don’t give sufficient information to determine if she’s addicted to legal drugs. You need to look at the prescription bottles and see if they are prescribed to her. Then look at the dates they were filled because they may just be old prescription bottles that she hasn’t thrown away which is not all that uncommon. If they were not prescribed to her or if she is going through prescriptions very quickly, then this would indicate she may be addicted.
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