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Hydrocodone acetaminophen discontinued, reduced to lower apap, what to do?
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To do for what?: I don't know what your question is, but whoever was prescribing for you, and has discontinued that prescribing is the one you need to be asking. If you were on regular (and high) doses of hydrocodone and it was stopped, you may be feeling withdrawal. Your doctor has an obligation to help you treat this. Clonidine, other medications and physical measures (massage, hot packs) can help.
Answered 5/5/2014
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