What Do OXYCSCRU, UOPIQL And OXYCSCRU In A Drug Test Indicate?

Posted on Mon, 4 Jan 2016

Question: i took a drug screen test and results were postive for three things ---1. UOPIQL 2. UTCAQL 3. OXYCSCRU. . CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THESE ARE POSTIVE IN LAYMAN TERMS. I TAKE NORCO 10 MG PO. AND ALSO OXYCONTIN 30 MG PO . WHAT ELSEWAS I POSTIVE FOR.--- THANK YOU YYYY@YYYY

Answered by Dr. Alexander H. Sheppe (12 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Consultation

Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your question.

OXYCSCRU: This is a positive test for oxycodone or OxyContin, which you take.

UOPIQL: This is a positive test for opiates. OxyContin and Norco both cause this.

UTCAQL: This is a test for TCA antidepressants. You tested positive for this, which you do not list as a medication you take, so this is unexpected. It could be a false positive.

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