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Lortab 5

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1st love ron

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I have had minor oral surgery and was prescribed Lortab 5, a narcotic pain reliever. It's optional whether I take it or not of course, but will it make me feel loopy ("high") and is it addictive? I hear so much about people being addicted to prescription pain relievers, so it's got me curious as to how it happens.
 
Taking a few painkillers for pain relief after oral surgery is not likely to cause you to become addicted. The country would be in a hell of a mess if they were addictive in small dosages.
 
One in four people who take narcotic painkillers after surgery suffer fairly severe constipation or "narc gut." It happened to me after rotator cuff surgery and ultimately was more painful than the surgery itself. If you take the narcotic, suggest you take an over the ocunter stool softener along with it to avoid the problem. It solved the problem for me for the second surgery.
 
If you're really concerned, talk to your pharmacist or doctor. They can answer all your questions and there are probably alternatives they can prescribe or reccomend if you'd prefer to stay away from the narcotics.
 
If you take it as directed, you'll be fine. I'm guessing you weren't prescribed many tablets, so at the very least, when you run out, that's it.
 
it's been shown time and time again that taking pain relievers when you have pain does NOT lead to addiction. So you can let that worry go. As to how it makes you feel... only one way to find out.
 
jockboy01 said:
it's been shown time and time again that taking pain relievers when you have pain does NOT lead to addiction. .
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So, how to explain all the people in re-hab? They must have taken it for the pain and found it pleasurable enough to continue beyond its intended purpose -- then found themselves out of control.

Anyway...I've been on them for the past couple days and feel no "buzz" whatsoever. Why people find these things appealing is beyond me.
 
The "buzz" is in abusing them, or ANY medication for that matter. If taken as prescribed, "as needed" usually every 4-6 hours they help quell the pain caused by oral surgery. However, so does IB Profin, taken in 800mg dosages (usually 4 of the little brown OTC ones)
 
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