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Prescribed Hydrocodone/ Acetaminaphen 7.5-325T, Waiting For Feet Surgery. Is This Safe To Take Along With Prosac And Atenalol?
I have been prescribed hydrocodone/ acetaminaphen 7.5-325T 3 times a day. Is this safe while I am taking prosac and atenalol and aprazolam. It seems alot in one day. I am waiting on surgery for both my feet . I have a new Dr. because of insurance and am not very confident in him. I don t know if he even read my history. Is there anything to take for moderate to severe pain than I can take once or twice a day only as needed?
Tue, 2 Jul 2013
Hi, thanks for writing to HCM.
I am of the opinion that there will not be any serious drug interactions between the drugs prescribed to you and the drugs you are already using.
Self medication is always dangerous and may lead to unforeseen consequences, So always follow the prescription given by qualified doctor.
Hope this helps
I am of the opinion that there will not be any serious drug interactions between the drugs prescribed to you and the drugs you are already using.
Self medication is always dangerous and may lead to unforeseen consequences, So always follow the prescription given by qualified doctor.
Hope this helps
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Hi, You can use hydrocodone and acetaminofen along with the atenololand prosec.
Regarding the the surgery, leave any lack of confidence on your doctor, because lack of confidence can cause the treatment failure due to psychological reasons. thank you.
Regarding the the surgery, leave any lack of confidence on your doctor, because lack of confidence can cause the treatment failure due to psychological reasons. thank you.
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