In a way, yes. If you have a psychological or physical addiction to the narcotic your mind can CREATE pain in an effort to get the narcotic. Also, your pain can seem worse after or between doses of medicine....it's called blowback or rebound pain.
The pain medication Oxycontin is a timed-release form of oxycodone, an opioid drug. Like most narcotics, Oxycontin can cause dependency or addiction.
No. Kidney infections are caused by bacteria entering the kidneys, generally through the bladder. Oxycontin is a pain medication, not bacteria.
pain killre
Yes, it is possible. It also can cause shallow breathing. I doses above the recommended levels it can cause breathing to stop and possible death.
Oxycontin
It is similar to Oxycodone (Oxycontin) Releases pain.
Lol...no.
No. Penicillin is an antibiotic and Oxycontin is an extended-release pain reliever with Oxycodone as it's active ingredient.
OxyContin is a type of narcotic pain reliever that may be habit-forming. OxyContin most commonly comes in pill form of various strengths.
Schedule 2 narcotic pain killer.
Thinning hair is not a listed side effect of Oxycontin.
For releif of moderate to severe long term pain or pain in the terminally ill.