What changes occur in your body and brain as you take OxyContin for pain management? Find a break-down of the medication ...
What is the difference between Oxycontin and oxycodone?
OxyContin contains oxycodone, but includes a time-release mechanism so that the pain-killing effect lasts longer (meanin ...
OxyContin withdrawal side effects
OxyContin withdrawal side effects include nausea, sleep disturbance, depression, and anxiety. More on what to expect dur ...
What happens when you snort OxyContin?
When snort OxyContin, you increase the intensity, quickness, and duration of action of oxycodone on the system. What do ...
How is OxyContin abused?
OxyContin abuse = any time OxyContin is cut, broken, chewed, crushed, or dissolved. More here. ...
Tolerance to OxyContin
Tolerance to OxyContin means you must take increasingly higher doses to achieve the same inital effects. OxyContin toler ...
Smoking OxyContin
Smoking OxyContin may get you mildly high, but it also can burn your eyes and throat or damage your lungs. We review ho ...
How long does OxyContin last?
OxyContin lasts for 12 hours and is an extended release medication containing oxycodone that's only taken twice a day. L ...
What is OxyContin used for?
OxyContin is used to manage pain. More on OxyContin's uses, side effects, how to identify problems with OxyContin here. ...
How does OxyContin work?
OxyContin works to provide pain relief by changing how the brain and body perceive pain. More on how OxyContin works her ...