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By Randy W Williams | Sep 04, 2007

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Lortab

Can Lortab cause your blood alcohol content to be elevated when a blood test is taken, if you have had a couple of drinks?

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lucyred68

Sep 04, 2007

don't have a clue, sorry.

Randy W Williams

Sep 04, 2007

To: lucyred68

Nice to meet you, but do you know the answer to my question?

lucyred68

Sep 04, 2007

no, Randy, i don't. i just didn't want you to think that no-one in here cared about your question. be patient, you'll probably get an answer before long.

Lucy

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