With pharmacist friend and Certified Nurse practitioner, the simple question came to either 8 5 mg.-500 apap
hydrocodone within 24 hours or 2 every six hours OR go to 1 10 mg.-500 apap hydrocoden within 24 hours or 1 every six hours, so,
The question common sense would be to alleviate
acetaminophen by taking same dosage of medicine [hydrocodone] by only taking 4 10 mg.-500 apap tablets one every six hours.
The result would be less likelihood of liver damage because of acetaminophen unneccessary in your body while the opposite side of coin by other folks in discussion said it would prevent overtaking medicine within 24 hours of day because of 8 5 mg-500 apap having likely stomach nausea in some folks but the fact remains the correlation on clinical studies shows the risk of liver damage higher if you take 240 5 mg.-500 apap a month as opposed to 120 10 mg.-500 apap tablets each month.
The pharmacist says verbatim "That what you say makes absolutely no sense" but the CNP says it makes perfect sense because you are accomplishing same purpose of medicine while reducing minimal risk to liver of taking voluntary 4000 of acetaminophen.
What are your thoughts in this regard? Are we all missing something here because it is not " a half dozen here is the same as 6 there" kind of mentality and mindset?
Thanks for input.
primitivecool