Oxycontin OC 30 mg

Oxycontin OC 30 mg is a branded medication to treat moderate to severe pain associated with the last stages of chronic diseases such as cancer. In generic formulation, it is available under the name of Oxycodone. Despite its effectiveness, it is categorized as a Schedule II drug due to the increased likelihood of abuse and addiction. As a result, the government has created specific laws governing the purchase and distribution of Oxycontin online and has made it unlawful to use it without a prescription.

Oxycontin OC 30 mg is an extended-release opiate analgesic tablet generally prescribed when other painkillers don’t work. It is a controlled substance that works directly on the central nervous system to manipulate certain chemicals that help transfer the message of pain to the brain. By affecting those chemicals, it changes how the brain reacts to pain. A prescription for this drug should only be obtained when a patient requires frequent use of a pain reliever rather than for pain as needed.

Older persons 65 years of age and older are more likely to experience the side effects of Oxycontin, which include tiredness, dizziness, disorientation, and shallow or sluggish breathing. Individuals suffering from certain medical conditions, such as respiratory ailments, head injuries, substance abuse, lung, liver, kidney, thyroid, or adrenal dysfunction, difficulty urinating, or gallbladder issues, should not take this medication.

Interactions between this medicine and other drugs may cause serious adverse effects or change how the drug works. Inform your physician about all additional medications you use, including over-the-counter and prescription drugs, vitamins, and organic products. Here are a few potential interactions to be aware of:

• Antibiotics
• Antifungals
• Heart or blood pressure medications
• Seizure medication
• Medicine to treat HIV or hepatitis C
• Other opioids
• sleeping pills
• muscle relaxants
• Antihistamines
• cold or allergy medicines