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I'm having surgery on my shoulder on a few weeks and I am wondering if anyone knows if there is gluten in hydrocodone or Oxycontin?


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I'm having surgery on my shoulder on a few weeks and I am wondering if anyone knows if there is gluten in hydrocodone or Oxycontin?

There is no Gluten in Hydrocodone. I take it and have no problem. Maybe someone who is in Medical knows more. Always ask your doctor also.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

You need to ask your pharmacist or get the printout from the drug company and call them directly. Doctors generally have no idea if a med is gluten free or not. If a med is a generic you need to check gluten statis frequently as companies can change binders at will in generics. If the drug is name brand and is still under patent then the binder need to stay the same so one check will work.

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