Description
Product Description
Roxicodone, active ingredient Oxycodone is a component of the category of medicines referred to as narcotic analgesics. Its effects are the same as morphine. Oxycodone is prescribed for the treatment of pain that’s moderate to severe. This medication is found during a long acting type that may work to treat pain round the clock. Oxycodone isn’t meant to treat pain directly once surgery unless you’ve got been taking Oxycodone before your surgery.
Uses
Roxicodone is prescribed to treat pain that’s moderate to severe. It is taken before a surgery to sedate a patient and ease worry. it would also be used to treat other conditions as your doctor decides.
Roxicodone could be a reasonably narcotic analgesic. It works to ease the approach that brain perceives pain. it would additionally have an effect on the circulatory or systema respiratorium once taken at larger doses.
How this medication ought to be prescribed
Roxicodone is available as a liquid, tablet, concentrate solution, long acting pill and capsule. All of these are oral forms. In most cases, the tablet, capsule, liquid and focused solution are prescribed to be taken without or with food every four to 6 hours as required for pain, or on a regular dose. The long acting pill is usually taken twice daily, twelve hours apart. make sure to follow your prescribing directions exactly and discuss with your health care provider if you do not perceive any of the directions please read more.
Secondary Effects
Any drugs has the potential to cause secondary effects, however you may notice that you just have terribly minor or no secondary effects. discuss with your health care provider if you notice that any of the most commonly reported effects don’t stop or are troublesome:
- Constipation
- Dizziness
- Sleepiness
- Headache
- Sleeplessness
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Weakness
If you notice any of those severe secondary effects, you must ask for immediate medical attention:
- Itching and/or rash
- Trouble respiration
- Tight feeling in the chest
- Swelling of the tongue, lips, face or mouth
- Disorientation
- Trouble urinating
- Heartbeat that’s fast or slow
- Changes in the vision
- Tremor
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