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It seems that whenever i do painkillers like hydrocodone or oxycodone i either get a really good buzz or i get really sick and vomit. It's weird because i use to do painkillers all the time and i didn't get sick. Is there some thing that i can do to take away the nausea. maybe take it on an empty stomach or something, or take it with food?
smoke some bud...it cures nausia pretty well..and weed + hydocodone is a NICE feeling. peace.
just what he said above...good advice. Maybe some food about 2 hours before you take them. Not too much though.
Lay down. Moving around a lot will make you more prone to nausea.
YOU COULD BE ALLERGIC to codone?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparky89
when my wife had the baby, she was prescribed a very "healthy" ammount of vicodin...i used to dip into it alot...durring that time i realized they made me sick as well.....i just gave up on them..i'd rather do a bar or two (xanax) any day now than take some damn pain killers, T3's never did nothing for me, even if i chewed up 8 of 'em vic's took about 3-4 (chewed up or split in h alf) to do an ything to me...
i love hydrocodone and weed
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true, true, true...roberto!
Yeah, painkillers are great. That is, until you're in a horrible car accident and the paramedic can't seem to get your pain under control because your tolerance to such medications is so high. This is THE reason I do not touch pain pills. Not to mention the fact that drugs like Vioxx killed 140K people last year.
Vioxx (rofecoxib) is a nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory drug. It is the same class of drug as Ibuprofen and has about the same recreational value (none). Rofecoxib selectively inhibits the COX-2 enzyme responsible for the production of prostaglandins which seem to play a role in pain and inflammation.
Opioids such as hydrocodone and oxycodone are much different. These drugs work by binding to opioid receptors in the brain, the consequence is euphoria and feelings of warm fuzzyness.