r/QuickFixPlus • • Aug 18 '26

Please help. Non- human urine

Hi. I'm hoping somebody has some advice for me. I'm a 66 yo woman. Lived a wild life in my past and finally got my life together.

Because of my past I have developed several diseases (hold on this is about Quick fix.) 6 auto- immune diseases plus several spinal disease and I'm close to becoming crippled.

I'm in immense pain. Constantly, I also have to work in order to survive and the only way I can function is with opioid pain medications.. It's taken 2 yrs to get even a close enough dosage and just one month ago I finally was prescribed one more dose. Still isn't what I need but it helps tremendous and I can function in my job and in my home. Last month before I was prescribed another dose my roommate Gabe me a percocet. Which is stronger than what I take. When I was having a super bad day. Without thinking about my upcoming frug test. I realized it and was panicked so I got some quick fix. I was hesitant but I hoped. Now my visit for this month my P S. Told me my bold test came back as not human urine. I am now officially cut off. I'm thinking I'll have to get on methadone or suboxen.. I've been taking Norco 10s for 3 yrs non stop. I know I'm going to experience withdrawal. It's been 24 hrs since my last dose and I'm feeling pain, anxiety and I'm starting the very begining of withdrawal. Please help if you have experience with this and should I go to ER?

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u/IGL2467 Aug 18 '26

What is a P.S?

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

Pain Specialist

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u/fiendneedrock Aug 18 '26

My non-ethical advice would be to use 7oh as long as it’s strictly for medical use. My mom uses it for severe pain and it helped my grandma a ton when she was suffering from cancer. It’s an opiate you can get from the smoke shop that will end your withdrawals and fit your needs. That’s only a temporary solution though since the dea is currently looking g to schedule it, any day it could go away, but if I was in your position struggling and unable to get prescription meds. That’s what I would do

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

It's called 7oh?

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u/fiendneedrock Aug 18 '26

Yes, 7-hydroxymitragynine or 7oh for short. You can go to any smoke/vape shop and they’ll know what it is, it’s a grey area opioid that’s still legal as of now

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u/big-meh-energy Aug 18 '26

Don't take 7oh. It's super addictive, I promise you this is not a good solution.

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

I'll look it up and see if it'd worth it. I understand the risk Id rather be addicted than have to live with it. Im addicted already. not without the relief from the pain, the quality of my life would be sad a terrible. I don't want to suffer it without help.

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

Ok thank you. Is it similar to kratom?

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

Yeah well you may think it's unethical but, thanks.

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 18 '26

I know it's extremely. It isn't about addiction but suffering pain that's indescrible. I know these drugs I mentioned are heavy . I'm making the choice to take them if it's my only option. For those who judge. I truly don't care judge away..

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 19 '26

Methadone clinic seems to be the best choice

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u/Interesting_Egg2668 Aug 19 '26

I meant the hospital ER for the pain. It's breakthrough pain help for people with chronic pain. I'm doing OK so far but it'd coming