Experiences with Oxycodone

Started working after just a few hours, happy with it, pain is lessened immensely, relatively pleasant and fast working medication. I am currently awaiting surgery for my hernia.
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How do i get off this stuff, i'm completely addicted, but i'm reducing my dose very slowly.There is no withdrawal program available unfortunately. I also took Lyrica 2x 150 mg alongside it.
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Th first week this stuff worked, but with bad side effects ( stuck laying in bed). Does not work anymore. Still stuck laying in bed, but now with pain in my ribs.
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Got this for pain after my kneecap popped out. For 2.5 weeks i used 3x 600 ibuprogen and 4x1000 paracetamol but after i took 5mg ocycodon, seriously pain free! One i was itchy all over my body, this went away after a shower. For a while i felt tired and nauseous. After three days i stopped feeling like a zombie and this went away.
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Almost immediately after taking de oxycodon 20 mg, the pain is gone. This way I can move again. By moving I can work better on my rehab. During weaning myself of the oxycodon, the pain comes back but is bearable. Besides Oxycodon, I also use naproxen and paracetamol.
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because of an inflamed tendon in the palm of my right hand I was prescribed this by my doctor. I didn't notice any difference except that I was slightly dizzy. Luckily that went away pretty quickly. As an asthma patient, luckily I haven't had any issues with breathing difficulties.
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I do not benefit from it.
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I use this drug once a day in the evening to help me sleep. I began with taking two pills a day, i took one in the morning but i felt drowsy for the entire day. I had problems with constipation so the doctor gave me little bags of Movicolon to help with it.
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I used two types of Oxycodone, short- and long release ones. the long release 2 times a day 20 mg and sometimes the short release 5mg (if necessary). Worked fine.
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After several operations I had to go on oxycodone. Took it for 2 years and had to keep taking more. Really addictive (spent a week in the hospital trying to kick it). So don't take it for more than 2 weeks.
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it helps well for pain but I'm trying to figure out if it doesn't actually have too many side effects. at the moment i'm depressed, covered in rashes and feel like I can't breathe, I'm also an apnoea patient.
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I had an operation in October 2016, a posterior lumbar interbody fusion, a serious operation that took 6 hours where they put screws into my back.(retracting the back nerve roots) I've been taking oxycodone for 9 months now, it certainly helps me, it definitely makes the pain go away, you feel really good on it. Until it's worn off. feel sleepy, tired, uncomfortable. so it's addictive.
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I was prescribed this drug for polyneuropathy and polymyalgia rheumatic on top of scoliosis in my lower back. The whole gamut had been tried: paracetamol, codeine, diclofenac, tramadol, cortico-steroidal injections, all with little or no effect at all. Oxycodone fin-al-ly brought the pain down to a manageable level so I'm super happy with it. The only comment I have is that when I've had the le...
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I've got DVN which means a lot of nerve pain on my skin. Clothes, blankets, in fact anything that touches my legs gives me prickling skin. I've been taking OxyContin for two years. I've got a muscle disease and a neurostimulator for the pain. I'm able to live quite well but I am starting to notice that I am taking it more frequently. I'm not really happy about that. I've been on the same dose f...
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I’m taking Oxycodon since January 25th for pain in the liver caused by metastasis and I must say it helps very well. Only side effects worth mentioning are fever and perspiration. The dosage went down to twice a day.
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Be alert, this medicine can make you feel very ill quickly. I had acute nausea, vomiting and headache afterwards.
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After several operations on my left ankle and a total knee replacement on my right as well as arthrosis in both my hands, thumbs, index and middle fingers, I started taking oxycodon. I started off on 25 mg per day and I'm now on 70 mg per day. 2 x 35 mg. I can manage the obstipation quite well with the suppositories I get with it. Not nice but it's got to be done. I also take 1 pantoprazol 40 m...
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I got a very aggressive form of erysipelas. Friday lunch time a small red spot appeared on my calf and Saturday morning I was lying in hospital with a half open, eaten calf up to my knee and my lymph nodes were struggling to cope. I had an infusion of 7 different antibiotics. The pain was unbearable and I have a very high pain threshold. Oxycodon took the worst of the pain away. But I was also ...
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I was prescribed this medicine after an operation. My coccyx (tailbone) was removed. This drug was to soften the pain. So that I didn't get addicted I only took this now and then. When I was in really bad pain or when I had a lot to do in the day. I am quite happy with the effect. It gave me a very relaxed feeling, which was really nice, given that the pain could make me curl up in cramps. I of...
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These tablets are supposed to work for 12 hours but they did nothing for me. I only figured out later why...the tablets don't dissolve until they get to your colon. Unfortunately I had my entire colon removed because of cancer...the GP hadn't even thought about that. got capsules now and they're a bit better.
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I've had these capsules for a while now and they are better for me than a morphine patch or the slow-release oxycodon. Good medicine and hardly any side effects. you only notice that they wear off after 4 hours if you take them for a long time, but only about 3 hours. so take them on time.
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and I have a (benign) swelling on the neuroplexus in my hip. Considerable pain for 20 years and limited ability to walk. Using this medicine means I am somewhat more mobile. The side-effects are bad, but the pain is worse.
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Helped a lot in the first two years but now not so much, in the morning it helps a little bit but when it gets towards lunchtime and the next dose I can't take it fast enough, now 5 mg. think that it's gonna have to be gradually increased.
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I've been using oxycodone since I had nine vertebrae fused (spondylodesis) in 2015, it takes the worst pain away, unfortunately it leaves a bit of (residual) pain. Oxycodone increased in January this year, 2×10 mg sustained release and 2x 5 mg probably because of long-term use this has no extra effect.
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had 2 back operations (last in 2014) then for months after lower back pain. After another few weeks of hospitalization (October 2015) and at home five weeks 2x a week physiotherapy and occupational therapy slight improvement, but still a lot of pain.
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After years and years of taking tramadol the pain I was getting with my fibromyalgia was getting worse and worse. After reassessment I was prescribed oxy and up till now I am quite happy with it, not many problems with side effects but that might because because I've been taking tramadol for so long. It doesn't take all my pain away, but it helps with the worst of it.
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