I have avascular necrosis in my knees And hips I have one full hip replacement and one partial hip replacement I've been taking oxycodone apap 10/325 m 523 for 2 1/2 years I take three a day My pain through the night and day is sometimes unbearable When sitting or standing My knees now are the main problem I have to snap them forward so it pops a little bit to ease the pain But only for a minute. the medication doesn't Last that longand it's not as effective I've talked to people that take them They say that it works great For them They have also taken what I've taken But have found them less effective and I thought they were the same so I guess I'm wondering if they are The same or not Because they look different And have adifferent name And if they are different in a way do you think they'd benefit me
Is oxycodone apap 10/325 oval white m523 the same as endocet ?
Question posted by Jerome H on 15 April 2013
Last updated on 19 September 2022 by Mark778
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I just had a total hip replacement and immediately after surgery they put ice on it and I’ve had ice on it almost 24 hours a day since the day of surgery a little over a month ago like right now as I’m writing this because I was standing more than like 10 minutes the hip flexor was a very weak and I aggravated them and now they’re screaming at me in the pain will be shooting down my left thigh Into my knee and I’ll be here and on top of the knee and on the bottom of the kneecap because the knee is like the hinge of the thigh so all the pain is being thrown down there from the hip flexors but try ice takes a few minutes for it to settle on you to call you off don’t put it directly on your skin wrapped in a towel at least once so you have the better cold penetrating your knee hopefully this helps !
As long as the numbers are the same, 10/325 then yes. Endocet is oxycodone with apap ie Tylenol the 10 refers to the amount of opiate pain killer oxycodone in the med. So u thought right.
Yes it is.
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