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Norco Side Effects

You can expect to feel some side effects from most medications and Norco is no different. Norco is an opiate pain reliever used in the management of moderate to severe pain. Not every person taking Norco experiences side effects in the same way. Some can be mild, while others may last longer or be more severe. There are several outside factors that can determine how some experience these effects. The experience can be determined by body chemistry and how an individual’s body metabolizes Norco. Other substances can interact with Norco, changing the way it works in the body. All prescription medications include information on drug and substance interactions, general information on how the drug should be taken and warnings on responsible use. These directions should be followed exactly. Side effects could be heightened if Norco is taken with alcohol, other narcotic medications, some prescription drugs, herbal supplements, minerals and vitamins. Less serious side effects can include nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, constipation, lightheadedness, dizziness and feelings of sedation. In most cases, you can’t stop yourself from experiencing some side effects, but you can guard yourself against some that are more severe.

Norco Warnings and Potentially Serious Side Effects

Norco is the combination of hydrocodone and acetaminophen. Hydrocodone is an opiate medication that has the ability to be habit forming. The development of physical or psychological dependence or addiction to Norco can be considered side effects. Taking Norco over time can lead to the development of a tolerance, sometimes causing patients to take more to achieve basic pain relief. Norco can also cause drowsiness so it’s important to be cautious when performing potentially dangerous activities such as driving. You may experience slow or shallow breathing when taking Norco, especially in high quantities. It is a central nervous system depressant and alcohol and other substances can intensify this side effect. Recreational use and abuse of Norco and other opiates is strongly discouraged as the potential for overdose is high. If you experience any of the following symptoms, seek medical attention immediately: cold/clammy skin, heavy perspiration, extreme sleepiness that progresses to a stupor, limp muscles, slowed heartbeat, trouble breathing or low blood pressure.

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