OxyContin

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I definitely wouldn't advise it. My best friend overdosed and died mixing Oxycontin and heroin. So please just don't do it`.

Not after the first couple of weeks when you get used to the dose. Unlike OxyContin, patch doses are much more steady, and there's no steep dropoff in dosage level like there is with OxyContin as the drug wears off. Essentially, you feel pretty normal, just no pain.

you dont go to jail just for using the drug. you will be put in the drunk tank overnight. however, you more than likely will overdose if you take too much. if you get caught with some oxycontin in your possession, you can face up to 5 years. for a first offense, you will do probably no jail time, you will probably just get probation. q

Oxycodone with hydrochloride instead of perkacet Where oxycodone is mixed with tylinal

The answer is yes! When you snort oxy and catch what we call a "drip" it does go into your stomach. That's part of the reason some people become sick, like nauseated. Most of the dope stays in your nasal cavity though.

Dear Swelling,

I am not a nurse nor a doctor but I have taken several medical classes. According to my education, when the menstrual cycle approaches and occurs the body is retaining excessive amounts of fluid (hence the reason for many PMS pills that control water weight gain and bloating)it is almost like the body is dehydrated and holds excess fluid to compensate. So this is definitely a normal side affect but the extent of your problem may question the issue of seeing your physician.

Amoxicillin is an atibiotic wheras Oxycodone is a pain reliever. Amoxicillin is for infections only.

It means Continuous Release (for day-long pain), aka Extended Release, aka Timed Release, etc. The drug is released over time.

It can affect the brain, and anything that disrupts the working of the brain can cause seizures. Having seizures is only a possible side effect and so it does not happen to everyone. If someone already gets seizures they are not meant to take oxycontin. Epilepsy is classified as a tendency to have recurring seizures. So even if someone took oxycontin and had one seizure, they would not be diagnosed as having epilepsy. Anyone can have a seizure in their lifetime at some point, but it is only people that have lots of them that are diagnosed as having epilepsy. So if taking oxycontin caused someone to have a seizure and then they never had one again, they would not have epilepsy and so saying that oxycontin can cause epilepsy is not really accurate. It is more accurate to say that it can cause seizures.

Yes. Oxycodone (OxyContin is nothing but slow release oxycodone) has been shown to prolong sleep stages 3 & 4, similar to alcohol, meaning that to get the same amount of "deep sleep" while medicated as you would not under the influence, you'd have to sleep for a longer period of time. This can pose a problem as well, since a large number of those who use oxycodone have trouble staying asleep for long periods of time.

Dilaudid is Hydromorphone so, yes, you can take it. It's not nearly as hard on the liver as acetaminophen containing meds such as percocet.

No. Oxycodone is an opiod pain reliever. It does not aid in relieving a cough. Codeine is commonly used in aiding in a cough, but it is in the form of a cough syrup that is available via rx.

OxyContin, an opioid pain medication, can lead to the depletion of certain nutrients and vitamins in the body, particularly B vitamins and magnesium. Chronic use may also affect the digestive system, leading to issues like constipation, which can hinder nutrient absorption. Additionally, long-term opioid use can impact hormonal balance, potentially affecting overall health and wellness. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice regarding medication and nutrition.