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By Odi3 | Mar 15, 2010

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Answered by Sandra Y, RPh

What happened?

Last week I went to work and when I got to work I became so sleepy I could not keep my eyes open, I was too dizzy to walk, and cold. The hospital ran a number of tests and found nothing everyone was conserend until Methadoe showed in my urine. Problem is I don't and have never taken that drug. When I asked well how much they said just barely above the marker. How could this have happened.

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Sandra Y, RPh

Mar 16, 2010

Other drugs can sometimes cause a false positive, the drugs listed below have been known to cause a falso positive for methadone:
•Norflex
•Phenergan
•Soma
•Dolophine
•cold medicine
•over the counter sleep aids
•Antihistamines in general

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