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Consult a doctor or other health care professional for diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. For details see our conditions. Oxycodone is prescribed to treat severe pain. In this article About oxycodone Before taking oxycodone How to take oxycodone Getting the most from your treatment Can oxycodone cause problems? How to store oxycodone Important information about all medicines.
Common oxycodone side-effects - these affect fewer than than 1 in 10 people who take this medicine What can I do if I experience this? Feeling sick nausea or being sick vomiting , indigestion, tummy abdominal pain Stick to simple meals - avoid rich or spicy foods.
If this continues, let your doctor know Feeling dizzy, sleepy or drowsy If this happens, do not drive and do not use tools or machines. Do not drink alcohol Shallow breathing and other breathing problems Let your doctor know about this Constipation Eat a well-balanced diet and drink plenty of water each day. If this continues to be a problem, speak with your doctor Diarrhoea Drink plenty of water to replace any lost fluids Dry mouth Try chewing sugar-free gum or sucking sugar-free sweets Other common side-effects include: reduced appetite, feeling confused or disorientated, difficulty sleeping, headache, chills, itching, sweating, and rash If any of these become troublesome, speak with your doctor.
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Individual interactants: Oxycodone. General side-effects Common or very common Anxiety ; bronchospasm ; depression ; diarrhoea ; dyspnoea ; gastrointestinal discomfort ; hiccups ; mood altered ; tremor. Uncommon Biliary colic ; burping ; chills ; dehydration ; dysphagia ; gastrointestinal disorders ; malaise ; memory loss ; neuromuscular dysfunction ; oedema ; seizure ; sensation abnormal ; sexual dysfunction ; speech disorder ; syncope ; taste altered ; thirst ; vasodilation ; visual impairment.
Rare or very rare Hypotension. Frequency not known Aggression ; amenorrhoea ; cholestasis. Common or very common With oral use appetite abnormal ; asthenic conditions ; cognitive impairment ; insomnia ; movement disorders ; perception altered ; psychiatric disorders ; urinary frequency increased With parenteral use appetite decreased ; asthenia ; cough decreased ; sleep disorders ; thinking abnormal.
Uncommon With oral use chest pain ; cough ; hyperacusia ; increased risk of infection ; injury ; lacrimation disorder ; migraine ; oral disorders ; pain ; SIADH ; voice alteration With parenteral use fever ; hypogonadism ; ureteral spasm.
Rare or very rare With oral use haemorrhage ; lymphadenopathy ; muscle spasms ; photosensitivity reaction ; tooth discolouration ; weight changes. Frequency not known With parenteral use dental caries ; hyperalgesia ; withdrawal syndrome neonatal. Present in milk—avoid.
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