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Since i've been on percocet i've had ringing in ears, severe dizziness, feeling faint, and no strength. is this normal?
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Adverse effects: Percocet is a very potent narcotic with many potential adverse effects. There are numerous other choices, and would recommend discussion with your doctor about a different drug.
Answered 4/25/2016
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