Question 1

how long does oxycodon stay in your system?

Accepted Answer

See below: Urine drug screens can detect it for up to a week.  I assume you ask because it was not prescribed to you.  It is very dangerous to take pain medication not prescribed directly to you.

Question 2

is tremadol in the same family as oxycodene?

Accepted Answer

Narcotics: Both tramadol and oxycodone are opioids.  However, tramadol is not considered a controlled substance.

Question 3

how many 30 mg oxycodones does it take for a human to overdose?

Accepted Answer

Just 1 Pill Can Kill: For some, it only took ONE 30mg pill of oxycodone. It is not a med to play around with.
If you are prescribed this, please do not take more than what your provider has prescribed you.
IF you are at a very low point in your life right now and are contemplating OD with your oxycodone,  PLEASE call 911 NOW. Explain your acute mental state to them so that they can get you immediate help.

Question 4

whats the quickest way to get oxicodone out of my system.what can i do to flush it out quickly.

Accepted Answer

Drug Addiction: You should never use oxycodone again.  It sounds like you are an addict. Addiction is a disease of the mind and getting clean is the only way to live a truly authentic life with joy.  There are no tricks to prepare for drug screening other than to not take the drugs that are being tested for.

Question 5

is neproxen n oxycodon the same?

Accepted Answer

No: Naproxen is a non steroidal anti inflammatory medication. Oxycodone is a strong opioid (a narcotic).

Question 6

can lexapro be taken with oxycodon?

Accepted Answer

: SSRI meds like lexapro are tricky because interactions with most pain relievers including oxycodone can give rise to a rare but very serious condition called the serotonin syndrome. I think you'll have to get advice from your prescribing physician or psychiatrist.

Question 7

how long do oxycodene withdrawal symptoms last?

Accepted Answer

Unknown: Everyone's metabolism is different.
It also depends how much you are taking.
Sorry you're having a problem with it.

Question 8

is it ok to take 5mg of oxycodome with .5mg of alprazolam?

Accepted Answer

Not particularly: the combination may possibly lead to decreased breathing and is inadvisable unless specifically prescribed by a physician who knows you are on both medicines.

Question 9

could i take a aleive if i already took a oxycodine for pain would that effect me?

Accepted Answer

You can take both: Alleve and Oxycodone have different mechanisms of action. You could take both as long as you take no more than prescribed by your doctor.

Question 10

is it okay to take a 5mg of oxycodeone when i took a 600 mg ibprofen  5 hours ago?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes, this is perfectly safe. Oxycodone is often combined with acetaminophen or aspirin in the same pill (as Percocet or Percodan) and can be taken at the same time as ibuprofen. Combining oxycodone with non-narcotic pain relievers can enhance its effectiveness so you do not need to take as much or take it as often.

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