OxyContin Side Effects
As detailed on our OxyContin main page, OxyContin works
to relieve major pain, but it must also be taken with caution, and under the supervision
of a doctor. As with other drugs, there are possible OxyContin side effects from
use. Not everyone will experience the same type of side effects, but if you take
OxyContin and any of the possible side effects below develop or change in intensity,
you should tell your doctor as soon as possible.
Common OxyContin side effects
Itching, nausea, sweating, vomiting, constipation, dry mouth, headache, dizziness,
drowsiness, weakness.
Less common side effects
Chills, confused behavior, diarrhea, dizziness upon first standing up, nervousness,
rash, stomach pain, shortness of breath, abdominal pain, abnormal dreams, abnormal
thoughts, anxiety, excessively high spirits, fever, hiccups, indigestion, insomnia,
loss of appetite, twitching.
Rare OxyContin side effects
Decreased sexual drive, swollen face or mouth, swollen lymph nodes, dehydration,
depression, tingling, tremor, urinary problems, abnormal gait, accidental injury,
agitation, amnesia, burping, chest pain, cough, seizures, neck pain, overactivity,
pain, ringing in the ears,sore throat, speech disorder, difficulty swallowing,
diminished muscle tone, diminished sensitivity, dry or inflamed skin, emotional
instability, fainting, gas, generally ill feeling, hallucinations, hives, impotence,
loss of identity, migraine, stomach problems, stupor, swollen arms and legs, taste
changes, thirst, vertigo, vision changes, voice changes, increased appetite, intestinal
obstruction, lack of menstruation, vomiting.
What drugs should not be taken with OxyContin?
Our homepage details quite a number of drugs, that if taken at the same time with
OxyContin may cause certain negative effects. Thus, to be safe you should definitely
consult a doctor before using this drug. Additionally, a few other painkillers
can reduce OxyContin's effect, or even cause withdrawal symptoms. Caution is necessary
when combining OxyContin with the following drugs - Butorphanol (Stadol), Nalbuphine
(Nubain), and Pentazocine (Talacen, Talwin NX).
Drugs other than those listed above and on our main page may also interact with
Oxycodone. Again, to be safe, speak to a doctor or pharmacist before taking any
prescription or over-the-counter medicines at the same time with OxyContin. If
you experience side effects and any seem unusual or particularly bothersome, be
sure to let a doctor know.
Possible side effects of other PainKillers:
Tramadol Side
Effects, Vioxx
Side Effects, Celebrex Side Effects
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