Question 1

how long it takes for percocets to leave your system?

Accepted Answer

Several days: Generally, Percocet can be present in urine samples 3-4 days after ingestion and in blood for about a day.

Question 2

can you mix percocets and ibuprofeb pm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with caution: Taking wither or both of these medications chronically should be done only under medical supervision/ chronic use of Ibuprofen can cause kidney damage and intestinal bleeding.

Question 3

can percocet pills be crushed or chewed?

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Not recommended.: You should never chew or crush any pill unless it is specifically formulated to be chewed. You will get a larger release of the medicine in many cases than you desire all at once. Many of these pills are formulated to be released slowly into the body so don't chew or crush.

Question 4

im  on percocet will dr give me loracet to.

Accepted Answer

Probably not: Percocet is oxycodone, loracet is hydrocodone. Most physicians will only prescribe one or the other to treat pain. There is no real reason to be on both.

Question 5

any risk of mixing spirulina with percocets?

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Percocets: Given that spirulina is a food supplement from a cyanobacteria there are no additive effects with percocet. These can be taken together.

Question 6

what to do if i'm addicted to percocets ! please help?

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Help is available: You need to start by getting a medically supervised withdrawal from the oxycodone.  Your primary care provider should be the best place to start.  There are inpatient and outpatient options, as well as short-term and longer-term maintenance therapies to help you gradually (or even more quickly) get off the oxycodone and find new ways to cope with life. Counseling needs to be a strong part of help.

Question 7

will i have withdrawal from percocet?

Accepted Answer

Percocet: This really depends on how long, how frequent and how strong the Percocet was.

Question 8

what are the side effects of percocet 10/325?

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Many and varied: The most common side effects of oxycodone are constipation, sedation, sweating, edema and weight gain, but these are with regular (and often excessive) use. In high doses, it can cause respiratory depression and death. Regular use results in physical dependency, and with this can come abuse and addiction.  Tylenol (acetaminophen) is doses over 2 grams daily (more than 6 tabs/day) can cause liver/kidney problems.

Question 9

what are the side effects of percocet for pain?

Accepted Answer

The biggest problem: Is that as you use this regularly, the pain is magnfied during those periods the drug wearing off(3-4 hrs later) . This adds to and perpetuates baseline pain.  Not an issue for short term use.  May cause nausea and constipation.

Question 10

what amount percocets should i take for bad toothache?

Accepted Answer

Don't: Analgesics will not cure an infection.  What you need is an appointment with your dentist asap, not a pill.  Know that the moment you stop taking the meds, the pain will come roaring back because the infection will have gotten worse.  Call for an emergency appointment now.

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