Question 1

can you tell me are 10mg oxycodone slow release?

Accepted Answer

No: Oxycontin is the sustained release version.

Question 2

what is the difference between novo cycloprine  10mg and oxycodone 10mg?

Accepted Answer

Novo-Cycloprine: Novo-cycloprine (cyclobenzaprine hydrochloride) is a muscle relaxent used to relieve muscle spasm.  Oxycodone is a narcotic pain medication used to treat to severe pain.

Question 3

i been on oxycodone 10 mg short term pills for 3months and oxycodone 10mg long term for 3 months. my pain is better. how do i get off it gradually?

Accepted Answer

Within 2 weeks: Every 3 days cut the dose your are using in half.  After 12 days, your dose should be low enough to stop completely.   You may need some ibuprofen or naproxen to help with any increase of pain.  Good luck.

Question 4

oxycodone hcl (ir) 10 mg vs oxycodone 10mg?

Accepted Answer

: They are the same medication, IR means Immediate-Release.

Question 5

can you mix oxycodone with oxycontin? 10mg each

Accepted Answer

Yes: Oxycontin is long acting, slow release. Oxycodone is fast acting and release. Oxycontin is for pain maintenance and oxycodone can be used for breakthrough pain. Discuss with your doctor or pain specialist first before you start or increase the dose/frequency of either.

Question 6

can i take meclizine with my oxycodone 10mg / 325?

Accepted Answer

Combining: Meclizine with Oxycodone can ^ risk of sedation, v concentration, dizziness &amp; impaired cognition/ judgement.

Question 7

i take oxycodone 10mg er and oxycodone 10mg. i am out of my oxycodone 10 mg er. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Seek pain consult: Why do you need these pain meds?  Have you seen a pain specialist?  I am concerned you are addicted to these meds.  I would seek a consult with a pain specialist to see any alternatives for meds

Question 8

what is oxycodone?

Accepted Answer

Pain medication : Oxycodone is a narcotic pain medication. It comes in short acting immediate release &amp; long-acting sustained-release formulations. Like any other narcotic, it has issues related to addiction, dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal. It is a controlled substance, and can only be obtained with a prescription.

Question 9

how much oxycodone is "too much"?

Accepted Answer

Pain relief: Oxycodone is usually prescribed every four to six hours for pain treatment.  Factors that come into play when determining dose are are tolerance as well as their genetics which determine if they are fast or slow metabolizers which cause them to  have a larger dosage requirment.  "too much" for a patient is the amount that causes intolerable side effects or exceeds their doctors comfort level.

Question 10

can i split my oxycodone in half?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: It's ok to split a tab unless it's oxycontin.

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