Taking oxycodone without a prescription or against a doctor’s advice is always risky. But if you do decide to take medication, use these advice to lessen the chance of an overdose: Do not crush the tablets before swallowing them and do not chew them.
• Do not crush the tablets to sniff them (suck up the powder through your nose).
• Do not dissolve oxycodone in water to inject it.
• Do not take oxycodone if you are not used to taking opioids.
• Do not take oxycodone with other opioids, alcohol, or other sedatives such as Gravol and benzodiazepines (eg, Xanax, Ativan, and Valium).
• Do not take oxycodone if you are alone, as no one can help you if you overdose.
• Do not take oxycodone soon after opioid withdrawal.
If, after taking oxycodone, you become depressed and think you might take your own life, get help right away. If I take oxycodone that was not prescribed to me, I will be the only one to suffer the consequences, right?
By buying oxycodone on the black market, we enrich people who commit criminal acts. They may have stolen the oxycodone from pharmacies or stolen it from patients (perhaps relatives) or are selling the oxycodone that was prescribed to them. Oxycodone that has been prescribed is often paid for by taxpayers’ money or covered by private drug insurance. Buying oxycodone that was prescribed to someone else and paid for by our health care system wastes the resources spent on treating the sick.
The effects of buy oxycodone online us pharma impair the faculties necessary for driving or using dangerous machines. If you drive a vehicle after taking oxycodone, you increase your risk of having a serious or fatal accident, for yourself or others.
How do you know if you are addicted to oxycodone?
When you take oxycodone every day, your body gets used to it. You may be addicted if:
• you need to take more and more oxycodone to get the same effects;
• you experience withdrawal symptoms when you suddenly stop taking oxycodone: tremors, cramps, vomiting, muscle aches, insomnia and restlessness, including
• buying oxycodone consumes all your time and money, leading you to neglect everything important in your life
• you continue to take oxycodone despite the problems it is causing you.
SIDE EFFECTS OXYCODONE
• constipation, which should be treated;
• drowsiness, nausea and vomiting, which subside after a while;
• dizziness, pruritus, headache
• decreased appetite,
• anxiety, confusional state, depression, insomnia, nervousness, thought disorders, nightmares, especially in the elderly, with possible hallucinations (abnormal perception of an object that does not exist in reality),
• tremors, increased intracranial pressure resulting in headaches or even vomiting,
• difficulty breathing (dyspnea),
• abdominal pain, diarrhoea, dry mouth, stomach pain (dyspepsia),
• skin rash, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis),
• asthenia
• allergic reaction (hypersensitivity),
• dehydration,
• restlessness, rapid and significant change in mood,
• memory problems (amnesia), convulsions, excessive muscle tone (hypertonia), decreased sensitivity to touch (hypoaesthesia), involuntary muscle twitching, language disturbances, malaise (syncope), tingling or numbness in the limbs (paraesthesia), taste disturbances (dysgeusia),
• visual disturbances, narrowing of the pupil (miosis),
• dizziness,
• palpitations (in case of withdrawal syndrome),
• dilation of blood vessels (vasodilation),
• slow, shallow breathing (respiratory depression),
• difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), flatulence, burping, bowel obstruction (ileus),
• increased liver enzymes,
• skin dryness,
• urinary retention,
• erectile dysfunction,
• chills, withdrawal syndrome, malaise, swelling of hands, ankles and feet (edema, edema peripheral), drug addiction (tolerance), thirst
• slow heartbeat (bradycardia),
• low blood pressure (hypotension), dizziness on standing up (orthostatic hypotension),
• itchy rash
• severe allergic reaction (anaphylactic reaction),
• aggressiveness,
• abnormally intense pain (hyperalgesia), lethargy,
• cavities,
• decreased secretion of bile (cholestasis), pain in the liver (biliary colic),
• absence of periods (amenorrhea),
• lack of sex hormones (hypogonadism),
• fatigue,
• Prolonged use of OXYCODONE BIOGARAN during pregnancy may cause withdrawal symptoms in the neonate, which may be life-threatening. Symptoms to watch out for in newborns include irritability, hyperactivity, trouble sleeping, high-pitched crying, tremors, vomiting, diarrhea, and poor weight gain
In the event of sudden discontinuation of this medication, a withdrawal syndrome may appear, the symptoms of which are: yawning, anxiety, irritability, insomnia, chills, dilation of the pupils, hot flushes, tremors, sweating, tearing, runny nose, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, diarrhea, muscle or joint pain, restlessness and seizures.
