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emilymarie137

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Tooth pain : nausea , dizzy , weak Posted: 05-26-07 06:50am


I took one hydrocodone for tooth pain 24 hours ago. And I am still extremely nauseated, dizzy, weak, tired, and can't sleep. They have never done this to me before. I can't even eat or barely swallow water. Why hasn't it worn off yet? And what can I do to feel better? Please help me. I feel horrible.

Becky

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Posted: 05-26-07 10:42am


i think you should speak to your doctor or hospital just to be on the safe side.

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