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Oxycontin and liver damage?

Does anyone know if long term use of Oxycontin for chronic pain can cause toxic hepatitis or medication induced hepatitis????? I have been taking it for 5 years for severe back pain.
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no oxycodone and hydrocodone are not the same thing while very similar chemically they still are not the same so oxycodone + acetaminophen does not = vicodin percocet yes but not vicodin. also oxycontin does not contain any nsaid or other types of anti inflamatories it is simply time released oxycodone.
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hello....i see ur post was a long time ago...hope this gets to u. hope u r well. my husband has cirrhosis...wondering what ur journey has been...the same?
would love to learn from ur experiences if possible.

my e-mail is   ***@****
my name is eileen
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" Had a couple of surgeries this year and at different times was given hydrocodone, Demerol and I think some percs.


I know a needy man. I will PM his address to you. It will probably do your Karma some good.
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Yeah  the old age thing  takes some of the fun out  of it to be sure! Paranoid,grinning and hiding...but no pain...hmm..  could be ok!  Good luck

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Now your just Dominatrix Trin......

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I used to be stoner but got too old and all it does it make me paranoid now.  I ended up hiding somewhere with this cheezy grin on my face.  I hate old age!


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