No, this is not really possible. There is nothing you can really do to affect the drug test result. However, depending on what you have taken and what type of drug test it is, you may be lucky that the test you take doesn't detect the type of drug you have in your system.
Urine tests, which are the most common drug test, usually detect drugs in the system for a few days. However this is dependent on what the drug is and also how frequently you take the drug. The more frequently you take drugs, the longer it can take to be fully out your system and therefore not visible in your drug test. It is said to take around six to eight hours for a drug to show up in your urine after it has been taken.
The tests are more than likely to pick up your drug use and so the best and most sensible policy is to not take any drugs or at the very least do not take drugs before an imminent drugs test.
Many people are in denial about their drug use and believe they can stop at anytime. However most drugs have a very addictive effect and so many people become very dependent; which can lead to losing their job and spending a lot of money to feed a drug habit.
If you feel you may have a drug problem the first step to recovery is admitting this. Next it is very important to head to a doctor. They will more than likely refer you to a rehab clinic which have the expertise and experience to help you get off the drug and start a better life.
Urine tests, which are the most common drug test, usually detect drugs in the system for a few days. However this is dependent on what the drug is and also how frequently you take the drug. The more frequently you take drugs, the longer it can take to be fully out your system and therefore not visible in your drug test. It is said to take around six to eight hours for a drug to show up in your urine after it has been taken.
The tests are more than likely to pick up your drug use and so the best and most sensible policy is to not take any drugs or at the very least do not take drugs before an imminent drugs test.
Many people are in denial about their drug use and believe they can stop at anytime. However most drugs have a very addictive effect and so many people become very dependent; which can lead to losing their job and spending a lot of money to feed a drug habit.
If you feel you may have a drug problem the first step to recovery is admitting this. Next it is very important to head to a doctor. They will more than likely refer you to a rehab clinic which have the expertise and experience to help you get off the drug and start a better life.
