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A member asked:
Can i take something with my oxycontin so that i don't feel like throwing up all the time?
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Yes, however: If an opioid is prescribed for an acute event with a fixed time-course i will generally add a nausea medication. If the opioid is prescribed for chronic pain i would decrease the dose until tolerated. If the lowest dose still causes problems i would switch medications. Over time opioid induced nausea, itching, and sedation tend to decrease.
Answered 4/4/2016
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