Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates?

Posted by Quintal on December 14, 2006, at 8:49:28

I took a tablet of Phenergan (promethazine) last night to help me sleep and I noticed today that my dose of codeine did not make me feel warm and happy as it usually does.
According to an article on Wikipedia promethazine is sometimes used to 'increase the effect' of opiates so that lower doses can be used - I presume they're referring to the analgesic effect there?
Any experiences/thoughts welcome.
Q

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Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? Quintal 12/14/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? mattye 12/14/06
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Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? » med_empowered SLS 12/15/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? » SLS Quintal 12/15/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? » Quintal SLS 12/15/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? » SLS Quintal 12/16/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? » Quintal SLS 12/16/06
Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? Vale 12/16/06
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Re: Do APs block the euphoric effects of opiates? Vale 12/17/06
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