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Posted by Lisamac on November 1, 2000, at 15:52:36
Hello,
I have been on Parnate for 2 weeks. I am still alittle confused as to some of the the drug interactions. I have a severe toothache and can't get into the Dentist's office until tomorrow. I have some Percocet left over from when I had a Hysterectomy. Can anyone tell me if it is safe to take one, or is Percocet considered a no no? Thank you in advance for any replies!
Posted by Elizabeth on November 1, 2000, at 22:56:13
In reply to New to Parnate and I have a question, posted by Lisamac on November 1, 2000, at 15:52:36
As a rule, if you have meds left over from something else, you shouldn't try to "reuse" them in this way. It is also generally a bad idea to be taking opioids other than as prescribed.
(Percocet (oxycodone and acetaminophen) does not interact with Parnate, but some opioid analgesics do. Please be careful, ok?)
> I have been on Parnate for 2 weeks. I am still alittle confused as to some of the the drug interactions. I have a severe toothache and can't get into the Dentist's office until tomorrow. I have some Percocet left over from when I had a Hysterectomy. Can anyone tell me if it is safe to take one, or is Percocet considered a no no? Thank you in advance for any replies!
Posted by Lisamac on November 2, 2000, at 6:22:05
In reply to Re: New to Parnate and I have a question, posted by Elizabeth on November 1, 2000, at 22:56:13
> As a rule, if you have meds left over from something else, you shouldn't try to "reuse" them in this way. It is also generally a bad idea to be taking opioids other than as prescribed.
>
> (Percocet (oxycodone and acetaminophen) does not interact with Parnate, but some opioid analgesics do. Please be careful, ok?)
>
> > I have been on Parnate for 2 weeks. I am still alittle confused as to some of the the drug interactions. I have a severe toothache and can't get into the Dentist's office until tomorrow. I have some Percocet left over from when I had a Hysterectomy. Can anyone tell me if it is safe to take one, or is Percocet considered a no no? Thank you in advance for any replies!Thank you Elizabeth for your reply. I basically am still in recovery from my hysterectomy (5 weeks) and have not been cleared to resume normal activities, as I am still on sick leave. I switched to Advil after my 4th day home and have done fine without the Pain Pill. But Advil was not helping my toothache at all, and I was afraid to take the Percocet. Anyway, thank's for putting my mind at ease.
Lisamac
Posted by Elizabeth on November 3, 2000, at 11:13:40
In reply to Re: New to Parnate and I have a question » Elizabeth, posted by Lisamac on November 2, 2000, at 6:22:05
Sure. I hope you're feeling better. Did you get to see the dentist?
> Thank you Elizabeth for your reply. I basically am still in recovery from my hysterectomy (5 weeks) and have not been cleared to resume normal activities, as I am still on sick leave. I switched to Advil after my 4th day home and have done fine without the Pain Pill. But Advil was not helping my toothache at all, and I was afraid to take the Percocet. Anyway, thank's for putting my mind at ease.
> Lisamac
Posted by salarmy4me on November 4, 2000, at 2:46:39
In reply to Re: New to Parnate and I have a question » Elizabeth, posted by Lisamac on November 2, 2000, at 6:22:05
The dentist will know about any possible reactions.
They are doctors.
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