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OxyContin Withdrawal

OxyContin withdrawal symptoms are experienced because of its controlled-release dosage form. Intended for up to 12 hours of pain relief, OxyContin is a very strong narcotic that was supposed to help provide pain relief to some patients with terminal cancer and to chronic pain sufferers. Though OxyContin has become the number one prescribed Schedule II narcotic in the U.S., some patients were unaware of the OxyContin withdrawal effects.

Now one of the most abused narcotics, OxyContin has been found on the streets for those seeking its heroin like high. This can be produced by crushing the pill, but OxyContin withdrawal can be experienced in severe instances depending on the dose taken. Even with prescribed amounts, OxyContin withdrawal can be suffered. As people use medications, their bodies adjust to the levels until eventually a higher dose must be taken in order to experience the same relief, making the chances of OxyContin withdrawal much greater.

While OxyContin withdrawal may not be a concern for some patients suffering a high degree of pain, OxyContin has been prescribed to sales exceeding $1 billion in 2000 alone, leading some critics to think that the dangers of OxyContin, including the OxyContin withdrawal effects, were not properly communicated to doctors and patients.

For more information on OxyContin withdrawal contact us to confer with an OxyContin withdrawal lawyer.

More Oxycontin Resources

Oxycontin Abuse News - Information on Oxycontin side effects, including abuse, addiction and withdrawal.

Drug Rehab.com - Drug rehabilitation and drug rehab for OxyContin abuse.

Center for Drug Evaluation and Research - OxyContin Information from the FDA.

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