Oxycodone

You have to wack of ten times then take a shower because your prob smell bad.

Here is my background....

I suffer from Anxiety and have been taking 20mg paxil and 2 mg of xanix for the past couple of years. I was house-bound for 8 years prior to being on these meds, so they have really saved my life. I now drive and work and am very functional.

However, I recently had knee surgery and was given Norco. I tolerated this very well. Didn't notice any side effects from this medication. I was taking 2 norco's 3 times a day (for a total of 6 norco a day). Some days i would take extra to get the 'high'...really love it.

Last week my dr said to cut down my Norco indake to 4 pills a day MAX due to the Tylenol that's in there. And he wrote me a prescription for Oxy - 15 milligrams. He said to mix up my Norco intake with no more than two Oxy's per day.

I took my first Oxy last night, and I have to say at first I felt an awesome high. About 2 hours later I took my xanix doce and within a few minutes my heart was racing. I couldn't tell if it was me "thinking" that I should not be mixing so many drugs or if I was truly physically experienceing a true physical response to the oxy and xanix. Within a few minutes more, I was in a full blown PANIC ATTACK -- my heart was racing so badly I was certain I was having a heart attack. I wanted to take more xanix (which I would normally do if I was having an anxiety attack), but by this time I was freaking out to take any more medications. I was crying holding my phone ready to call 911. I was soooooo scared. I finally fell asleep after 2 hours.

I woke up and took my normal Norco. Then around lunch I took one 15 mg oxy (had zero xanix so far today). I felt instant heart racing and short of breath. Like I was on speed! Again, I don't know if this was all in my head, or not.

If someone could just tell me if heart racing, panic, etc. is a normal response from Oxy that would really help me. I am truly a physco symptomatic person -- even taking Excedrin can make me feel like I'm having a panic attack....the same way the Oxy made me feel.

Isn't my Norco alsmost the same thing as Oxy? Oxy is just stronger, right? It shouldn't cause a panic attack, right? I am hoping this is all just "in my head".

Please, any help you folks can offer will greatly put my mind at ease. I trust you folks more than a doctor or pharmacist - they will just read from a pamphlett - I want advice from other users like me.

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yes, all opiates will produce a positive result. the liver metabolizes hydrocodone into oxycodone metabolite thus showing positive result for an opiate even though the person was taking hydrocodone. this is the standard for detection of hydrocodone and oxycodone. furthermore, morphine is tested with a positive result detecting codeine. however, methadone is metabolized a little differently and thus tests will show positive for methadone if testing is done on methadone differentially. if a test looking for opiates in general, then it will be positive for any and all opiates at that time. likewise, other tests can specifically look for heroin, morphine, and methadone. i do not believe testing differentiates b/t hydrocodone and oxycodone because of the aforementioned so the answer to your question is yes.(for use only as general advice, please use further personal research to validate and confirm these statements.)

Depends usually percocet which is comes in 5mg or 7.5 mg or 10 mg oxycodone and acetaminophen together in amounts of 350mg 500mg or 650mg is $1 milligram and Oxycontin which is pure Oxycodone is anywhere from .50 cents to .75 cents milligram. I don't recommend selling them its a federal offense.

5 milligrams of oxycodone and 325 milligrams of Tylenol.

Percocet will stay in your system for- 48-72hrs after last dosage.

Oxycontin withdrawls start within hours of not using the drug. The symptoms of withdrawls are similar to the flu, but about a hundred times worse. As a recovering Ox addict, the best suggestion I can make is not to turn to Suboxone or Methadone. You will have the same withdrawls coming off of those. Here are some tips to kick the problem: -Lots of water and 7 UP. This will flush the drug out quicker and shorten the detox period from 7 days to about 3. -Tylenol PM whenever you want. Sleep during the day, sleep during the nite, sleep all the time. Your body will detox whether you are awake or asleep. -Anti Nausea medicine is a good idea. -Some recommend Anti Diareah medicine, but I recommend buying more toilet paper. Get all that crap out, no pun intended, but seriously, the more you can flush out of your system the better. -Have supportive family or friends around to keep you from running out the door to get a quick fix. Because believe me you will be thinking about nothing but getting high, again this is where the sleep comes in. -Clonazepam .5mg will also help sleep, as far as I know you can mix the two (Tylenol PM and Clonazepam) together safely. But this may vary between each person, please consult a doctor before you do this. Also the Clonazepam helps take off the shakes and the cold sweats. -Last but not least, around day two you will experience the worst headache ever, nothing will help this, but you can reduce it. A cold pack or cold wash cloth on the forehead and back of the neck will help. The reason this headache happens is because Ox makes the veins in your head contract and become very small, when the drug is leaving your system the veins swell and cause this terrible headache. The cold on the forehead and back of the neck contracts the veins and shrinks them, thus helping with the pain of the headache.

There is not a herbal form of Oxcycodone. It is a synthetic opiate and manufactured.

hidrocloruro de oxicodona/acitaminofeno

synthetic

No, they are two different opiates, but in the brain when one has just took oxycodone/contin all opiates are transduced into morphine, so in other words the brain detects the opiate, but it doesn't see it as oxycodone, it see it as morphine. Morphine has better pain killing effects, and Oxycontin is the best recreational opiate available by far.

Yes, but you need to be careful and do not keep taking more because it will hit you all at once

It sure is. Latest studies have shown in the last 10 years that prescription drug addiction has doubled. Percocet can mislead the user, because it isn't as strog as Oxycontin, but the truth is that its just as addictive and dangerous.

They make percocets in strengths of 2.5/325, 5/325, 7.5/325, 7.5/500, 10/325, and 10/650. The first number is the oxycodone, the second is APAP (Tylenol). They do make an assortment of oxycodone pills (including 30 mg). But without the Tylenol they aren't percocets.

And the street value for oxycodone varies greatly depending on your area. But around me it is around 50 cents a mg. Some places people pay a dollar a mg.

Most opiate addiction can be reversed using methadone as an interim agent to reduce withdrawal symptoms as the opiates are slowly decreased in a stepwise fashion. Alternatively, decreasing taper doses of benzodiazepines (like Ativan or Xanax) along with clonidine (to reduce physical symptoms of withdrawal) have been utilized with significant success. Both are done under medically supervised monitoring protocols.

Yes, this is possible. But rare/unlikely. It depends on how severe the patients opiate allergy is. Point to prove it can happen. My girlfriend is allergic to codeine, she gets a skin rash and the worst itch possible all over the body. She was prescribed vicodin by her dentist after wisdom teeth surgery and he did not have her allergy to codeine in her patient file. She doesn't have any clue that vicodin is an opiate nor the codeine. I call her on my lunch break that day to see how everything went. She tells me... Good and he gave me some pills for the pain. I asked. What!! (Knowing her allergy). She said don't worry they didnt give me Tylenol #3 they gave me vicodin and its working fine i took it almost 6 hours ago. So there you go. Codeine which is much weaker than hydrocodone and derived from the same main ingrediant as all synthetic opiates. Hope this helps.. if not i can better explain i guess if needed.

since suboxone stays in your system from 24 to 60 hours taking any opiate

will not have any ''high''effects and if possibly you do break through the boxes

your high will not last as long as it used to.I found the longer you take boxes

the longer it takes to get high.Sometimes as long as 2 weeks.Taking more oxy s

will not override the boxes. May as well save your money and stay straight.

yea, it kinda like having a joint to your self. if you smoke weed. well i was preety screwed up, so dont try pills, its not even fun like it makes you braindead. like i dont even remember what i ate for dinner last night, and i fail all my tests at school. and also never smoke, becasue when you try to quite you get so bitchy because you nic out really really bad. and its even worse at a yougne age, belive me.

It has a shelf life of about 24-30 months. IF kept in a cool, dry, DARK place and in an airtight bottle.

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Oxycodone op, as opposed to oc, is an Oxy pill containing malincodt, or something similar, that causes the pill to gel upon ingestion, and is meant to limit the abuse of the drug. It prevents it from being injected or snorted or smoked, forcing the user (or abuser) to eat the entire pill at once, and causing the pill to retain it's time-release function. Even if it is cut up, or ground up, which is extremely difficult, each piece will gel individually and still absorb slowly over a period of eight hours. There are apparently ways of extracting the opiate from the pill, similar to freebasing, by boiling the pill in various liquids for various amounts of time. I intend to experiment with a few very soon and I will post my results here, so tune in regularly.

Not at all. Promethazine is helpful in reducing nausea. Hydrocodone is a narcotic pain medication found in Vicodin and a few other pills (Lortab and Norco are the only ones I can think of off the top of my head).

Simply put -- Hydrocodone will work best for you if you are suffering from either post-op pain or moderate-to-severe pain. It has a history of abuse and has a moderate risk of addiction.

Promethazine mainly helps with the nausea that can occur during post-op. It doesnt make you feel euphoric like Vicodin will, it's not a narcotic, so the chances of you becoming addicted to THIS medication is slim to none.

Type your answer here... my doctor just prescribe me some Tramadol. I been using Precocet for six years now. my doctor is trying to reduce my use of precocet. I needed what in Tramadol because I allergic to hydrocodone and codine. I didn't want to have a allergic reacton from tramadol.