It is all connected. As tolerance increases, the dosage must be increased to reduce the pain, which causes further increase in tolerance. Increased tolerance to any drug is usually the first distinct symptom of addiction.
Vicodin, should be taken as directed by prescriber . taking more that directed can lead to addiction of Vidcodin or other pain killers. The withdrawal from them is something else.... I would never want you to experience.
See if you can stop taking it for a week with no unpleasant results. If their concern matters to you, it ought to be easy for you to do that to please them. If you are unable to, then you need to reconsider the addiction issue.
Yes; taking Vicodin and alcohol can significantly increase the risk of fatal respiratory depression.
First, stop taking the vicodin. Second, talk to your doctor about a alternate pain killer.
If you are asking if taking them together is bad the answer is no, they work with completely different mechanisms and don't clash at all besides possibly making you really tired and drowsy and you shouldn't drive. If you are asking what the adverse affects of both of these drugs are: Vicoden: drowsiness, lowered breathing rate could lead to pulmonary arrest if overdosed, itching sensation, nausea and vomiting, physiological addiction. Marijuana: not many adverse affects, stimulates appetite so could lead to weight gain, can cause lack of motivation, altered state of mind could lead to injuries or bad decisions much like alcohol but to a lessens extent.
Of course we all know there are dangers to smoking (vaporizing) any drug; albeit : weed, tobacco, etc.. You get the idea. As far as what you are asking, from personal experience, yes, if you are a regular smoker there's no interference besides the itching and side effects you may have from the Vicodin. Just use your Vicodin as prescribed if you're worried and you'll be fine.
You can, but only if your doctor will prescribe it for you.
easily
No its stronger than 2 vicodin they give the morphine to ppl with cancer and agonizing pain.
I have no idea. Stop taking Vicodin, or if you've got a legitimate doctor's prescription it shouldn't be an issue. I have a friend who takes medication for ADD, but since it's prescribed by a doctor it does not pose a problem if he tests positive for amphetamines. If you're abusing Vicodin by using it without a valid prescription, you might consider addressing your addiction. Then drug tests become a non-issue.
Of course not
Yes.