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Can't stop throwing up after taking hydrocodone what do i do??!?
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See below: I would suggest trying it with food on your stomach. If that does not work maybe you need to ask your doctor for something for nausea or try a different pain medication.
Answered 6/19/2016
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Hydrocodone: This is a common side effect. You are clearly sensitive to opioids - As the drug leaves your system (4-8 hrs) these effects will resolve.
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