Can I take Valium, Percocet, and Flexeril together?

I'd never take percocet and valium together without a doctor's orders and you can take one valium 2mg and 2 vicodin 5/500mg.

This answer was edited by zsikder 977 days ago.

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Valium, Percocet, and Flexeril together? As a medical expert its not my call to tell you any way to take this kind of medication single or together and this is loaded and here's why . you dont say what your problem is or what pain you have and the values of the medicatens are not here like the M/Gs and combo drugs like this has been used for years regardless of the warnings of the drug makers and this could be a mix or could not be .this has to be done by the doctor and on his advice which he would not do unless the combo was something you needed which i dont think he would prescribe this mix / and also all these medications have warnings about Cold or allergy medicine, narcotic pain medicine, sleeping pills, and medicine for seizures, depression or anxiety can add to sleepiness caused by.valium, percocet, and flexeril ! and if you regularly use any of these medicines, or any other muscle relaxer together you had better stay home or close to the doctor !

This answer was edited by kbky11 977 days ago.

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Hi, Bad idea. Combining the three could cause respiratory depression and even death. At the very least you will be rendered asleep for a long time, and you will wake up groggy and unable to focus on any tasks. It is simply not safe.

I am a post-op occipital cervical fusion patient under a GP's care. For pain and stiffness I take 4mg Valium and 1-2 5/325 Percs together. I have been on Flexeril but I do not take it in combination with the other two, as the Valium should serve much the same purpose as the Flexeril. I also take one Trazodone 50mg immediately before bedtime. I have had no problems with this regimen.

What I usually tell patients (being a pharmacist) when I get questions about meds that cause drowsiness is that the drowsiness will at the very least be ADDITIVE, and to be very cautious and picky about what you take and when you take it. It is correct that too much of these meds or any like them in combination can cause respiratory depression (most likely AFTER drowsiness causes sleep). Do not drink alcohol or drive with these meds at all.

I would not take the three medications together. If you have prescriptions for them, the pharmacist should have warned you when you filled them if they are contraindicated together.

If you did not get them all at the same drug store, ask your local pharmacist about taking them concurrently. S/he is the best possible reference for questions about medications because, after all, it is their field. Your pharmacist knows more about medicines, their side effects, precautions and interactions than your doctor does.

If the drugs were not prescribed to you, do not take them. You may have a condition that contraindicates their use. You could even suffer a life-threatening adverse reaction.

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