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Whats The Difference Between My 2 Types Of Hydrocodone Pills?
I have recently had some pain in my lower back. I have been to the doctor many times over the last couple of months. I have been prescribed what my doctor said was the same pills, but they say different things on the actual prescription. They say
Hydrocodone/APAP 10/500
Hydrocodone/ACET 5/500
Does anyone know what the difference between these two pills are? Is one stronger than the other?
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The first number, 10 or 5, states how much hydrocodone there is in each pill. The second number just means there is 500 mg of Tylenol in each of the 2 types. So the 10 is stronger than the 5. Please be careful when taking these, they do have acetaminophen in them and if you take over 8 of these pills a day you could be damaging your liver.
APAP and ACET are both shorthand versions of spelling out acetaminophen.
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