Side effects of oxycodone
Like all medications, oxycodone can cause side effects in some people, but many people have no or only minor side effects. The higher the dose of oxycodone the more chance that you will get side effects. Do not take any other medications to treat oxycodone side effects without first consulting a pharmacist or doctor. More than one in every 100 people experience these common oxycodone side effects. You can help yourself cope by doing the following:
Constipation : Try to include more high-fibre foods in your diet such as fruits, vegetables and cereals. Drink several glasses of water per day. If you are able, gentle exercise may also be beneficial. Enquire with your doctor about medications that can help prevent or treat constipation caused by oxycodone.
nausea or vomiting : Eat simple meals and avoid rich or spicy foods. It may be beneficial to take your oxycodone just before or after a meal or snack (without chewing if it's a tablet). This may alleviate symptoms of illness.

If you're being sick, try small frequent sips of water to avoid dehydration. Peeing less than usual or having dark, strong-smelling pee are both signs of dehydration.
If you take birth control pills and become ill, your contraception may not protect you from pregnancy. Check the pill package for instructions.