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T3s or Tylenol with codeine #3

How come I read Tylenol with codeine should not be taken in someone who takes stronger opiates? It basically says it induces them. Is this true and if it its why? Seems like it should be helpful during withdraws not induce them. Just wondering. I take a stronger opiate but my dentist gave T3s to me. Why would he do that know it could make me go into withdraw. Anyways I really want to figure this out. Its bugging me. I don't really plan on taking them as I got sick to my stomache from them a long time ago. Ill just stick to what I get from my doc. Keep those around in case of need for them.
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It's just not a good thing to take codeine AND "other opiates".  T3 doesn't cause withdrawal anymore than another opiate when stopped abruptly. You didn't HAVE to accept the RX from the dentist,right?

So,what is it that you take everyday?  I'd get rid of the T3...you don't need it if it makes you sick.
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taking it will not make you go into withdrawal at all it just simply will not work if you have a tolerance to a stronger med because codeine is an opiate just like hydrocodone or oxycodone it is just a lot weeker of an opiate than the others

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