Oxycodone is an opioid pain reliever, and Aspirin is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). Here, Oxycodone relieves pain, and Aspirin works for reducing inflammation. Therefore, you can take Aspirin with Oxycodone together for pain relief with fever-reducing properties. A pill named Percodan is available on prescription with the combination of Aspirin and Oxycodone. So it will work efficiently, when the patient needs single pill double solution. Both the pills are Schedule II drug, therefore, they are not available without prescription in Utah.
You can buy Oxycodone or Aspirin after consulting a doctor. But whether you can take them combinely or not should be advised by the doctor. Because their combined reaction would be harmful for some individuals.
Aspirin and Oxycodone Interaction: Safe or Risky?
Aspirin and Oxycodone gives stronger pain relief when they are combined rather than using them alone. They combinely reduces the need for higher doses of oxycodone by adding the acetaminophen properties. Their combined form Percoden is available which identifies that they are safe for combined use. Acetaminophen boosts the working of Oxycodone and its Anti-Inflammatory properties, for which the patient will get one stop solution for this pill.
Risks Associated with Aspirin and Oxycodone
If the Aspirin and Oxycodone pills are used on a long-term basis, then they will cause dependence and addiction. Aspirin increases the chance of thinning blood which can cause stomach bleeding, bruising or ulcer. Taking Aspiirn and Oxycodone with other pills like Xanax, Hydrocodone, Ativan, Meridia, Tramadol, or Gabapentin etc, can be cause harmful drug interactions. Both the pills can cause kidney functioning issues, so it is not recommended to people who are undergoing dialysis or have kidney problems. Alcohol or any nicotin substance is prohibited while taking these pills. Because their interaction can cause harmful effects. Do not exceed the recommended dose for fast effect, always follow the prescription for safe treatment.