"true" true positive: It's highly unlikely your dr documented an oxycodone indication at 5-months post c-section. Based on statistics, the probabilities of aberrant drug behavior in this instance far outweigh the medical possibilities. Regardless of the explanation, this is considered prima fascie evidence for a "true" true positive drug test. Medical theory holds pain from c-section should have resolved, but arguable.
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Yes: I would think so if you were taking it for something other than it was prescribed, especially if the area of pain is in a region distinct from initial pain. Usually a bad idea to have those kinds of medications lying around after the condition for its intended use is resolved.
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