Me and a very close friend of mine are both very addicted to drugs and we will try anything at least once. This time we each too two 350mg Carisoprodol (muscle relaxant) im doing fine but my friend feels really bad he described how he feels and its nothing compaired to me and the only allergy he has is SEACLOR (sorry for misspelling) but to my knowing carisoprodol doesn’t contain seaclor. I was wondering if anyone knew if it does contain seaclor.
Chosen Answer:
No, Soma doesn’t contain Seaclor(?). It’s a prescription muscle relaxant that very few people are allergic to. It practically changes into a sedative once it is metabolized by the liver. It can cause a “fuzzy feeling” and tingling around the mouth as well as drowsiness and sedation.
The usual dosage is one 350 mg tablet. You say you took two each. You didn’t say how old you are or how much you weigh, but two tablets of Soma could cause an unpleasant feeling in some people.
If your friend is awake and breathing between 16-20 times/min. without difficulty or airway problems then just let him sleep it off. Don’t leave him alone though. If he gets in respiratory distress, call 911–and stop taking things you know nothing about.
by: KIZIAH
on: 26th November 08