Will my doctor still refill your prescription if im taking 30 vicodin in 6 days?

Answer 1

Simple Answer, Yes. It comes out to 180 a month. It will not happen overnight and while some General Practitioners will do it, more likely you will have to go to a pain clinic. I have gone to a GP for five years and he will only do 150 a month or 5 a day. Besides the amount of medicine, which is a lot - they also worry about the amount of acetometephin in Vicodin. If you can ask for Vicodin with ibuprofen in it. IMHO it works better anyway. But for that amount you a) be able to have a legitimate reason for needing it b) have a good relationship with your doctor that they will do it or refer you to a pain managment specalist.

Answer 2

Yes. Taking it once per day for only one month could be habit-forming. Vicodin is addictive, so any use for long periods should be strictly observed.

Taking one per day for six months is a habit. I'm assuming this is for some sort of injury or rehabilitation but you will become used to taking it everyday. When you stop taking the pills after six months, you will miss the good feeling that you are used to getting after you take the pill. Your brain can't help but take note of the high that you get, whether you are intending to get it or not, it will just naturally miss it.

Answer 3

It depends on the number of doses the doctor prescribed. Certainly if you are way ahead of schedule, there will be questions asked and possibly a refill will be refused.