Have you asked your Dr for assistance? There is nothing to be ashamed of. Dependency is a little different than addiction. I have been both. Your doctor should understand that you want to reduce your dependency on the hydrocodone. The acetaminophen has new warnings from the FDA for kidney problems. Just saying that you need to be informed. Good luck and if you make up your mind to do it, then you will.
Hi and welcome.
So as others have said, you should stop faking the Vicodin.
Being that you were on the tramadol for 6 months, you became dependent. Now switching to Vicodin (which is stronger) you are filling your opiated receptors with another drug.
So that being said, I feel you will have some withdrawal symptoms from your combined 7 month use.is there any way you can taper off the Vicodin?
Perhaps you should speak to your husband.
Tapering is easier if you have someone hold and give you the meds.
Stick around here and start the healthy habits we suggest for withdrawal while you taper.
If you can't taper, then just stop.
You withdrawal symptoms should be mild considering your short term use.
Oh and it's great to catch this so early, because it will only get harder.
Take the reigns and nip this in the bud now.
I promise it's worth it. You are with it!
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Hi and welcome to the forum you haven't been on the 10/325s I would stop now before it becomes a bigger problem and don't be ashamed just keep posting everyone on here is GREAT with words of wisdom your in my prayers
Linda
FOLLOW SEASIDES ADVICE!!!!! The sooner u stop them the less the withdrawal is going to be! Do yourself a favor, take a couple of day and stop them NOW!
Hi. The quicker you stop, the easier it will be to stop.
You'll be admitting to everyone that you have no power over this drug.
Don't be embarrassed. It's certainly not your fault. Furthermore the euphoria you feel now, will be very short lived. Upon later use, no matter the dose, you won't be able to feel that calm either.
Congratulations to you. Pamela