Oxycodone

This drug has been known to cause sudden death in humans with heart conditions. The dog should be taken to the vet, who will determine the overall health of the animal and who might possibly want to hold the dog for observation.

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Well Yes! he did

It sounds like you are talking about norco brand hydrocodone and no lorocet wouldn't be any better.

In theory, concurrent use of a CYP2D6 inhibitor, such as bupropion, may inhibit the conversion of oxycodone to oxymorphone. so you get increasd level of oxycodone. In addition, concurrent use with a CYP2D6 inhibitor may increase the adverse effects of oxycodone. Close monitoring for pronounced opioid effects is advisable.

Excessive use of opioid agonists (e.g., opiate addiction) is associated with an increased seizure risk; seizures may be more likely to occur during concurrent use of bupropion in these patients since bupropion is associated with a dose-related risk of seizures.

I was on it all day yesterday and now my eyes are itchy and I have a small rash. It's very possible

yes

Yes, it's a fairly good size dose. Yes it will get you "high"-but so will sniffing car exhaust for that matter. Or huffing gasoline. Or .....you get the picture.

Scientifically speaking, depending on many factors (body weight, height, resistance, sensitivity, etc) it can do much harm. Drinking alcohol on top of them can (and does) kill. Ask Jimi Hendrix or Joan Baez.

These are no playtoys. If you have to ask a question like this, you shouldn't even BEGIN to think about taking it.

Pharmaceutical medications kill more people in the USA than automobile accidents nowadays.

I submit that if you need something like Oxycodone to enhance your life, you need to rethink your place in this world and correct it. Once involved with prescription meds you're headed down a long miserable trail of unhappiness. Go back to your family, get involved with your community. Seek a straight friend that you trust and get their take on your behaviour and actions. Listen to them.

Take the advice or not....but remember that somebody on the internet "warned you".

Good luck to you.

You can, but............... when I tried it, I felt crappy. Stick to one. Mixing meds is not good.There are always side effects. It may not be right away, but it will happen.

yes oxy contains at least one of the ingredients of excedrine

I am not a doctor, but since oxycodone is an instant release pain reliever, more powerful than morphine, stopping it suddenly probably won't do anything to your liver at all. However it may affect your pain level.

Percocet does not interact with any antidepressants. Whatever your doctor has prescribed for you will be OK to take with this pain medicine. Remember that Percocet is very addictive, though, and be careful not to take any more than the doctor has said to take.

No

Vicodin is classified as an analgesic (pain medication) that is a combination of the synthetic opiate hydrocodone and acetaminophen, commonly known by the brand name Tylenol. Other brand names of the hydrocodone and acetaminophen combination include: * Lorcet * Lortab * Dolacet * Anexsia * Zydone * Norco

The half-life of oxycodone is 3-5 hours. In other words, this is the amount of time required for the body to remove 50% of a single oral dose. The specific answer to this question will depend on the size of the dose, number of doses taken, and sensitivity of the drug screen. As this information was not provided in the question, it is impossible to provide a complete answer. Note, however, that as oxycodone is a prescription drug, we assume you have a valid prescription. As part of the drug screen, you should be asked what drugs have been legally prescribed to you.

absolutely

I'm going to go with no if drugs.com is correct... http://www.drugs.com/imprints.php?action=search&imprint=m32&color=8&shape=

i would call any pharmacy and ask them.

i have Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome in my ankles and havent walked for 22 years. i rate my constant pain as a 8/10. My pain specialists at starship hospital say that my pain is worse that giving birth to a child constantly. Hope this helps. with chroic Back

There is no ceiling dose for narcotics, it depends on the individual's tolerance level. Tolerance levels can go up and up. First time users MIGHT be able to tolerate a small amount before vomiting and lessened consciousness occur, and truly lethal dose could be anything, depending on many factors. Again, it all depends on your body. Chronically ill patients, or oxycodone abusers, for example, have built tolerance over time. Think of it like alcohol. The first time someone has a drink, they catch a buzz quick, but over time, they need more and more. ADDED: The original answer was edited and the question 'locked' to further contributions due to the mention of dosage amounts which were deemed to be too specific, too much information, and which could possibly prove harmful.

There is no equivalent product available in the market

Yes. Someone has a problem. If you don't think so, ask them to quit for two days.

yes