What is involved in a flexeril urinalysis?

Answer by  minisudhakaran (77)

Flexeril is a muscle relaxant prescribed for people experiencing muscle spasms. it is also used in general muscular pain. Its chemical name is cyclebenzaprime. Oxycodone is also a controlled drug for moderate to acute pain. But the analysis of urine does not show the presence of oxycodone even if it was consumed.

Answer by  T1DM (175)

You pee in a cup. If you have a perscription there should not be a problem if you test positive. It does not show up as an opiod. It will show up on a drug test. The level in your system will depend on the last time you took it. Drugs leaving the body are based on your metabolism.

Answer by  Taran (716)

Flexeril (cyclobenzaprine) is a muscle relaxant prescribed for people experiencing muscle spasms, general muscle pain. Oxycodone - a controlled drug - is prescribed for the relief of moderate to severe pain. Hydrocodone used for pain relief, but is usually found in small dosages mixed with another drug, such as ibuprofen

Answer by  worker5560 (37)

A urinalysis is a test for the presence of drugs in your body using urine sampling. Flexeril urinalysis involves the detection of flexeril, chemically "cyclobenzaprine" which is a muscle relaxant for people having muscle pain, because it can be mixed with other drugs such as ibuprofen.