Alcohol and oxycodone have profound effects on the body. When mixed, these effects can result in serious long-term injury and hospitalization. There’s no safe situation for mixing alcohol and oxycodone.
There are many dangers associated with mixing alcohol and oxycodone. Those that abuse alcohol and oxycodone are at risk for any or all of the following:
Mixing oxycodone and alcohol can result in severe liver damage. Both alcohol and oxycodone can cause liver failure and in long-term abuse, cirrhosis. Oxycodone and alcohol have an increased negative effect on preexisting liver conditions.
When taken in excess either compound can cause severe dependency which only contributes to negative long-term effects. Alcohol and oxycodone side effects include endless variables. This means that even if you were to take approx. the same amount of oxycodone and alcohol, the side effects and intensity would still vary between sessions.
Alcohol and oxycodone side effects vary but the most common include:
Oxycodone and alcohol side effects can also activate underlying health conditions like asthma, mood disorders, and more. These side effects may appear as especially common alcohol and oxycodone are abused together.
The dangers of mixing alcohol and oxycodone are well studied. There’s no safe threshold with which to consume any combination of the two. Oxycodone and alcohol can cause serious long-term impairment, brain damage, liver damage, and lung damage. Alcohol and Oxycodone also do not mix well with other drugs, recreational or otherwise.
A blood alcohol level of 0.40% or higher is known to cause fatal respiratory arrest. Keep in mind that even the lethal dosage of either compound can vary wildly between individuals. If you’ve taken a lethal mixture of alcohol and oxycodone then call emergency services immediately.
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