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I've been prescribed 2 strengths of hydrocodone for pain 120 10/500 and 120 10/325 per month. is this a lot?
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Yes: Not only an extremely large amount of opioids but way too much acetaminophen. Could cause kidney or liver toxicity issues.
Answered 12/16/2013
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