Severe pain can be treated with OXYMORPHONE. When other painkillers have failed to relieve pain or cannot be endured, it is prescribed. It operates by obstructing the brain’s perception of pain. It is part of the narcotic class of drugs. This medicine can be taken after a long surgery or during the treatment of cancer.

This medicine should be consumed orally with a glass of water. The medication label’s instructions should be followed. On an empty stomach, at least one hour before or two hours after eating, take this medicine. Take without food. Take your medicine on a consistent schedule. Don’t consume it more frequently than recommended. Except as directed by your care team, don’t stop taking.

There are some essential points, you need to remember before using an oxymorphone.

Different addictive drugs

Different addictive drugs (opioids) are available to treat pain. You might experience more side effects if you consume more than one type at once.

Tolerance

Inform your physician if your pain continues, or worsens. Tolerance of this drug is possible. Because of your tolerance, you will require a larger dosage of the drug to get the same pain relief. If you take this medication for a prolonged period of time, tolerance is typical and expected.

Dont stop suddenly

Do not stop suddenly taking your medicine, it’s not safe for your health.

An overdose of Opana (oxymorphone) can be dangerous and can require instant clinical attention. If you suspect that you or someone else has taken an overdose of Opana, you must take the following steps:

• Live with the person until emergency responders arrive and observe their commands.
• Immediately contact your doctor.
• Your mouth may get dry. Chewing sugarless gum or sucking tough sweet and consuming plenty of water can also help.
• Naloxone is a medicine which cancels the effect of Opana, it can be given every 2 to 3 minutes until the medical help arrives.

Symptoms of overdose

The symptoms of overdose include loss of consciousness, slow heartbeat, weak muscles, clammy skin, difficulty in breathing, slow breathing, extreme sleepiness, and unusual snoring.

If you forget to take medicine on time, don’t take double doses. You can take the missed dose when you remember it.

• nausea
• dry mouth
• fast heartbeat
• headache
• feeling anxiety
• excessive sweating
• flushing
• hallucinations
• hypersensitivity
• fatigue
• loss of appetite
• dizziness
• seizures life-threatening
•  loss of coordination
•   difficulty in breathing,

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