does different pain meds show if you take different ones? does the dr. have to run special blood work to find pain meds or does it show in routine blood work?
Asked Mar 03, 2010
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How long does pain meds stay in urine? and does it show in routine blood work?
Don't worry about it, just bring any prescriptions you currently take with you when you go to get tested and they'll be sure to excuse them in your test results.
Answered Mar 04, 2010
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sparky61, are you taking a script that doesn't belong to you? It will depend on how any days you've been taking them. How much is in your blood stream?
Answered Mar 06, 2010
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