i do percocets 2 or 3 times a month and my tolerance is 65 mg and it gets me feeling reaaalllllyyyy good. i used to get really neasueas everytime i got high on them and i dont really get neasueas anymore, do you think its because of tolerance?
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Opioids percocet tolerance...
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It is def because of tolerance your body has gotten used to having that amount in your system however it might not have been the oxy that got you feeling nauseous it could have been the acetometaphon(sp?) Which is Tylenol and in high doses is terrible for the stomach lining. Percocet is oxycodone and Tylenol combination be careful with high doses of them as its bad for the liver
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This is how opioids behave actually. They have a two-phase action at chemoreceptor trigger zone. At first they stimulate it and that's why people feel nauseous and vomit after the first doses (in medicine it's sometimes counteracted with neuroleptics like phenothiazine derivatives or butyrophenone derivatives), then they act the other way around and block it and it's often hard to force oneself to vomit. It resolves itself no matter what your reason of opioids intake is, be it for pain or in a recreational way.