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Taking oxycodone 15 mgs. changing pain docs. lapse of 4 days. will i have withdrawals?
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Possible withdrawal: Over 4 days without medicine, it is possible to have withdrawal symptoms. It may help if you cut your tablets in half to make them last a little longer. Another option would be to ask your old doc or the pharmacist for a 4 day refill. This is typically honored after using the med a long time. We do not prescribe these medicines on HealthTap, so we probably could not help directly.
Answered 9/29/2016
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