It depends on what mg of you are taking. You can take 5 mg hydrocodone, 7.5 hyrdrocodone, and 10 mg hydrocodone. It also depends on your tolerance level. I have been taking norcos for only 6 months and I take around five 10 mg norcos a day, sometimes 6 but i never go over six. That's just me though and everyone is different. I know people that can take ten to fifteen 10 mg norcos a day for long periods of time (I definetly do NOT recommend it). Also there are people that don't have the body to handle it and it can turn fatal. My advise to anyone that wants to take that many pills is to try a smaller amount and see how it feels and then you can work your way up. I'm not one to nag but it's always better to take it safe with any drug.
No
Yes, get check by and OB/GYN ASAP.
if yor doctor says to take 6 oxycodone and you only take 4 pills will he know by a urine test
Normally 5-6 hours but for some it can be longer.
NO probably not
Yes you can and I don't reccommend taking 6 at one time.
After taking your three weeks of active pills, just skip the sugar pills in the last row and go directly into a new pack. You take 6 rows of active pills (all the active pills from 2 packs) and skip the period you would have gotten on the sugar pills
You can still ovulate to get pregnant. This is possible because you only took the first 6 pills of your pill pack. Once you have stopped taking your pills, you can still ovulate similar to the situation if you missed a pill or two by accident. You can still get pregnant these ways.
yes, that will stop your period from coming. at the end of your set of pills.. When you get to the different colored pills.. the (placebo) pills.. then you will get your period... or you can just start taking pills from the next pack.. the 7 that are colored differently are just sugar... so stopping taking the pill causes you to bleeeeed.hello visit from aunt flo
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No, it's not bad. Nevertheless, it probably will mess up your timing for the next month or two. What to do? finish this package as usual (without taking an extra pill...), and then you can start again as if you had your normal period. Don't forget - for the next month your'e not fully protected by the pills, so use a barrier contraceptive (e.g. condom). As always, practice safe sex.
Period can arrive anytime after the withdrawal bleed from 4 weeks to 8 weeks. Its different in every woman.