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What can i do to address hydrocodone addiction and withdrawl?
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YOU HAVE STARTED!!: The good news is that you have already started by admitting that you have a problem you need to discuss this with your physician. It really depends on the dose and the length of time that you have been taking hydrocodone. If you have tried to stop on your own and you could not then consider an inpatient treatment program. There are medications that can be helpful for opiate addiction like suboxone.
Answered 12/9/2013
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