Is it Ok to take soma and felxerill at the same time?

Question

Instead of taking 2 somas I would like to add 1 flexerill with 1 soma to really stop these spams. I cant believe this would be a dangerous combo but has any one had any experience in taking both.

Too late...didnt do a dam thing. See niether dug ever had any effect on me. I have this same problem with Benzos, I am the only one who can take 15mg of valium and it not do anything and thats with out a tolerance. I cant believe they say somas are addicting since they dont do anything. If they did I could understand but my theory is that any medication that actually works they consider addicting. May be habit forming should be replaced with may actually work LOL

Answer 1

I took Soma and Flexerill together for 2 years for my FMS. Recently; my pain doctor took me off Flexerill and up my Soma. I always took my Flexerill at night because it help with sleeping. I take Soma 3 times daily.

Answer 2

DO NOT m,ix muscle relaxtors, and NEVER take more than 2 Soma at one time. This can cause blackouts where you become very mean and you don't know what you are doing. Soma is a VERY powerful muscle relaxant. Flexoril on the other hand is not, and you can take up to 3 10mg pills at one time and be ok. But as I said DO NOT EVER mix muscle relaxtors, the Soma & Flexoril each work differently. Also NEVER MIX narcodics.

Answer 3

They do the same job. Speak to your pharmacist and then your doctor, for the time being.

Then, make an appt to see your doctor and discuss this problem (I know this one, first hand, and I more than sympathize). It there are other things that might be more effective for you, alone or in combination. When you do, ask about Botox injections.

Yes, I said and I mean Botox. That same stuff that women use to look younger than their own daughters was originally developed and used for muscle spasms, particularly the laryngeal spasms that can be a part of MS. But it's also useful for spasms of larger muscles and muscle groups, too.

Answer 4

You would be safer calling your doctor and/or pharmacist with this question.

I wouldn't take the advice of people on here, even if under "sources" they put "I've been a doctor for 35 years". There is no way to test that out.

Call your doctor or pharmacist. They could tell you it would be okay. If they tell you it wouldn't be okay, you should probably listen to them.

Answer 5

I doubt it...I've taken Flexeril (just 1 little tiny pill) and it really put me in a funk and almost made me feel debilitated ...I wouldn't wanna try taken anything else with that...