I am affected by FDA reclassification of hydrocodone and am seeking more info...
I have been taking 10/325 for many years and was caught off guard with recent reclassification, Target Rx not honoring refills. Doctor is 200 miles away.
I do not want to quit taking 10/325 4Xday and positive side affects is it clears up my sinus drainage, too.
I attempted to switch to Tramadol and did not like the affect, and sinus drainage resulted in upset stomach.
I have a fractured C6 and L4 from Rodeo injuries at an early age and have avoided surgery - getting steriod injections every 6 months along with a 6 month refill - which is no longer available.
Is Tylenol 3/4 with Codeine on a lower FDA schedule allowing call-in refills for an alternative/supplement - or can I stretch out a 90 day supply of 10/325 with Tylenol 3/4 w/codeine to make the 90 day supply last 180 days???
Contrast and compare Hydrocodone 10/325 to Tylenol 3/4 with Codein?
Question posted by lmikesmith on 1 Dec 2014
Last updated on 1 December 2014 by Anonymous
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I saw a pain management doctor today, 2/19/2015. He wrote me a script for Norco (hydrocodone, Tylenol 10/325 mg, #90, 3 times a day). He wrote an additional script for the same thing but put on the script that it could not be filled for one month (3/20/2015), which is kinda like a refill. Check with your MD to see if he will do this. Pain management doctors are really strict with hydrocodone (since the laws changed).
I wouldn't give you 2 cents for tylenol with codeine. Its not going to help you if you needed hydrocodone 10mg. You're going to need to see a pain management drs closer to you.
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