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What are the long term-effects of taking hydrocodone (lorcet) + acetaminophen daily?
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Opiate dependence: Hydrocone and acetaminphen when taken for pain should be monitored closely and only prescribed for a finite period of time.
Answered 10/7/2014
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Poisoning: Excess Acetaminophen can kill your liver and the Lorcet (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) can get you addicted and lose its effectiveness making you take a worthless medication.
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