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#266495 - 11/28/05 06:56 AM
Adverse reaction to Norco Worldwide 10/325 meds
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Newbie
Registered: 10/12/05
Posts: 23
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I recently received my shipment of hydrocodone 10/325 from Norco Worldwide. The Pharmacy that filled the prescription was Medipharm RX, Inc. of Tampa, FL. In any case, I have been on a pain management schedule including hydro 10/650, during consultation with Norco Worldwide we decided to introduce the 10/325 version in order to reduce my APAP intake. Received meds two days later. Within five minutes of taking the ONE of the new meds I experienced extreme adverse reactions to this medication. The symptoms include the following; shortness of breath, extreme rapid heart beat, extreme dizziness, extreme anxiety, complimented with the feeling of death by heart attack or seizure would soon follow. I don't drink alcohol, smoke dope, do blow or participate in anything other than my pain treatment. The reactions I experienced happened each of the three times I have taken these pills. The pills look just like other Watson brand 10/325's I have taken before, oval in shape, light yellow in color. So I need your help here forum, is it possible this pharmacy has sent me something other than what was intended? Do these side effects I mention sound like something commonly experienced while abusing methamphetamine and not Hydrocodone? Is it possible that the hydrocodone is stronger than it is intended to be and I received a bad batch. I am telling you this stuff is really scary and any input would be appreciated. I have sourced a handful of 7.5/500 Vicodin ES to hold me over, they work fine with no ill effects.
Please Help figure this out...
Cheers
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#266499 - 11/28/05 07:08 AM
Re: Adverse reaction to Norco Worldwide 10/325 meds
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 09/22/05
Posts: 843
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I had the same exact effects from Norco when I first tried it. I lived...lol Seriously, just break them in half until you get used to them.
Clarise
yes i agree thats what i had too do also, till i got used to them 
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#266505 - 11/28/05 08:27 AM
Re: Adverse reaction to Norco Worldwide 10/325 meds
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 04/27/05
Posts: 1132
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#266510 - 11/28/05 09:11 AM
Re: Adverse reaction to Norco Worldwide 10/325 meds
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GRAND Pooh-Bah
Registered: 10/27/03
Posts: 2169
Loc: Bearing Strait Ice/Land Bridge
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invester , caffieine is ok just don't over do it , i guess hydro's affect people in differnt ways , some times makes me drowsy , sometimes hyper . but it is listed as a depressant , due to the nature of the active narcotic ...
Right - don't confuse the feelings of "euphoria" with what is actually happening to the body, which is the slowing down of everything.
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#266512 - 11/28/05 09:22 AM
Re: Adverse reaction to Norco Worldwide 10/325 meds
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 04/27/05
Posts: 1132
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this is why alcohol is a no no with drugs that are respiratory suppressants. Karen Quinlan who was comatose for what? 10 years.... it was theorized that she took valium & alcohol together normally a rising level of carbon dioxide will force you to breathe, but drug ingestion can overide that it would probably be a good idea to "google" drugs that are known respiratory depressants, all narcotics,but some more than others ...... eg. morphine more so than demerol often a physician will have respiratory depression in mind when he decides what to prescribe breathing is part of a patients vital signs, nurses are taught to count respirations per min the normal rate is 20 a person heavily sedated with morphine may have 10 breaths per min of less it could be considered poor nursing practice if a nurse failed to notice the patients rate was so low and gave an additional morphine dose on the other hand caffeine is a respiratory stimulant
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