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Oxycodone 60mg is an opioid analgesic prescribed by doctors for pain relief. It releases chemicals in the body that create the illusion of reduced pain. While it has many uses, not all are listed in medical guidelines.
Precautions and Usage of Oxycodone
It is important to take the exact amount of oxycodone prescribed by your doctor and avoid overdosing or misusing the medication. Always consult with your doctor before use. Taking oxycodone with food is more effective, as taking it on an empty stomach can cause problems.
Avoid consuming grapefruit or juices containing Celtic acid during your medication, as oxycodone contains active ingredients that may interact with these fruits and harm your organs, intestines, and stomach.
Your doctor prescribes oxycodone because the benefits outweigh the risks of side effects. While many individuals have been successfully treated with oxycodone without experiencing side effects, taking it for a long period can be risky. Never open the capsule or inject the medication, as it can be dangerous and potentially life-threatening. Suddenly stopping oxycodone can also cause withdrawal symptoms, so do not stop taking it without your doctor’s approval.
Side Effects of Oxycodone 60mg
Vomiting, dizziness, nausea, and chest pain are common side effects of taking oxycodone in unmeasured or overdose amounts. These side effects are most likely to occur during the initial stages of medication. However, after using the medication for a week, your body will become familiar with it and reduce the side effects.
Constipation is a common side effect of ongoing oxycodone medication. To reduce constipation, eat a healthy diet with green vegetables, drink at least 4-5 liters of water daily, and exercise regularly.
If you experience symptoms such as difficulty urinating, mood swings, stomach problems, adrenal gland issues, insomnia, or loss of appetite, seek medical help immediately. These symptoms can be dangerous, so visit your doctor before they worsen.
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