OxyIR for Pain User Reviews
- Anonymous
- September 7, 2011
"Recently, my doctor changed my breakthrough pain medication to Oxycodone 20 mg from OxyContin 20 mg. Immediately, I noticed a huge difference, and for the first time in four years, felt that my pain was controlled. Now I'm taking OxyContin 80 mg twice daily with Oxycodone 20 mg every four hours as needed. Overall, oxycodone provides the quickest and most effective pain control above all oral narcotics I've taken. However, I do caution long-term users of increases in tolerance, monitoring if ever more medication is needed to achieve the same effect. I first noticed an increase in my tolerance two weeks after taking 4-6 tabs daily. I gradually increased my dose until I was needing double my starting dose. Within one month, my tolerance increased two-fold."
- Bob...
- July 3, 2015
"Works well for my condition."
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- Anonymous
- March 26, 2011
"Works well for the pain and works fast, also, with IR, you know when it is going to take effect."
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"I'm a diabetic with peripheral neuropathy. I was started on 30 mg Oxycodone Immediate Release 3 times a day and Methadone 10 mg 6 times a day. They have both worked wonders! Recently, I developed bad infected foot ulcers and now have a hole on the side of my left foot and open sores/wounds at the bottom of both feet, and my doctor upped my dosage to 30 mg Oxycodone Immediate Release 6 times a day and Methadone 10 mg 9 times a day, and with the Methadone, the Oxycodone has NO 'high' effects. I am so happy my quality of life has raised, and I am able to walk almost normally with little to no pain during most of the day. I have gone through the withdrawal by missing 5 days of both medications once, and it is bad. Other than that, it is a Godsend!"