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What is your medical diagnosis that your pain can only be controlled with this highly addictive medication? You must make an appt. with your OB to discuss your reliance on Vicodin for pain control. Don't just casually mention it during your OB visit. Make an appt. specifically to discuss pain control.
IF your doc is competent, he/she will refer you to a pain clinic to help you.
You do not need to live in such pain that you have to rely on addictive medications in your day to day life.