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My mom was prescribed hydrocodone 5mg 3 times day for 30. total 90 . she took all in 6 days . i think she needs help . what can i do?
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Talk to her: The acetaminophen in the hydrocodone can result in severe liver damage and even death. Why did she take so much? Is she in pain, addicted, or was this an intent to self harm. Talk to her and contact her doctor.
Answered 5/29/2017
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