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Endocet:
Generic ingredients: The generic ingredients names of the medicine are acetaminophen and oxycodone hydrochloride. Endocet is narcotic analgesic and is used to treat moderate to moderately severe pains. Acetaminophen acts as pain reliever and oxycodone acts as narcotic analgesics. Endocet can also be used for other treatments. Endocet should be taken only if prescribed by the doctor.
Precautions:
- Endocet when taken with certain other drugs may change the effect of the medicine. If you are taking any other such as tranquilizers, sedative drugs and antispasmodic drugs, you should consult your doctor before taking endocet.
- If you are pregnant or plan to pregnant, you should consult your doctor.
- If you are breast-feeding, you should inform your doctor before taking endocet
- Endocet may cause dizziness, therefore you should not drive or operate heavy machineries or perform any other hazardous activity after taking endocet.
- You should not stop endocet without consulting your doctor particularly if you are on endocet for 5 to 7 dys.
- You should not take alcohol, while you are on endocet. Alcohol may increase dizziness caused by endocet. Alcohol in combination with acetaminophin can damage liver.
- If you are on MAO (monoamine Oxidase) inhibitor, you should not take endocet. A minimum 14 days gap should be maintained from between MAO’s and endocet.
Warning:
- If are addicted to alcohol. Inform your doctor before taking endocet.
- If you get a head injury, while you are on endocet, iform your doctor as the medicine may cause a delay in recovery from injury.
- If you are suffering from abdominal problem such as ulcer, kidney problem, liver problem, thyroid problem, addison’s disease, you should consult your doctor before taking endocet.
- If you are suffering from asthma, enlarged prostate, urinary retention, epilepsy and gall bladder disease, you should consult your doctor before taking endocet.
- If you are very weak, you should not take endocet.
- Elderly people should not take endocet, if prescribed by the doctor all precautions should be taken.
- If you are allergic to endocet, you should not take the medicine.
Overdose:
- An overdose of endocet may cause the symptoms like lowr blood pressure, nausea, weakness, sleepiness, slow heartbeat, vomiting, decreased or irregular breathing, color of skin changes to bluish or yellowish.
- You should seek immediate medical help, if you observe any of these symptoms.
Side Effects:
- The side effects of endocet may include allergic reactions ( swelling of face, lip, throat and difficulty in respiration), weakness, unconsciousness, skin rashes, severe dizziness or fainting, fever. If you observe any of these side effects, you should consult your doctor immediately.
- The common less serious side effects include headache, dry mouth, cough, nausea, vomiting, constipation, decreased urination, decreased sex drive, sweating, itching, diarrhea and weakness.
- Some other side effects may also occur. In all such cases you should consult your doctor.
How to take:
- You should take the medicine in appropriate doses only if prescribed by the doctor.
- The endocet can be taken with or without food. The tablet should be taken with full glass of water.
- Take 4 to 6 glass of water daily, as endocet may upset your stomach.
- If you find your stomach upset, take endocet with food or milk.
- If you missed a dose, take the medicine as soon as you remember. If it is time to take next dose, take only a single dose. You should not take double dose.
- You should not stop endocet, with out consulting your doctor.
How to store:
- Endocet should be stored at room temperature preferable below 30 degree centigrade and out of reach of children.
- Medicine should be kept out of excessive heat and moisture.
- Outdated medicines should not be used.
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