[amber]

my husband and i had our wisdom teeth recently cut out. well his like 2 months ago. mine, last week. my husband has bad problems with his shins and is in the military. he still had some of his perscription left from his wisdom teeth and took 2 loratabs tonight for his shins. could he get in trouble for that if they were perscribed to him, if thats not what they were perscribed for? and how long is it detectable in a urine test? i'm just kinda worried if he could get in trouble.and what rank are you?ok and you dont have to be an asshole about it either. just bite your goddamn tounge if you got something smart to say. i aint putting up with it. i go through enough as it is alright!

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[Luckybeetle]

Yes. He can get in trouble because they were prescribed for his teeth not his shins. .

[aldocaputo2003]

As long as they were lawfully prescribed to him no problem .from Mil CID

[LOW]

I wonder what hospitals, doctors or dentist are for?They could not possible be there to give professional medical/dental help!

[armywifeAshley]

yes he could get in trouble if they did a urine test......the only meds you are allowed in your system are those that you are currently prescribed for....so being hydrocodine, it was most likely prescribed for a week of time , im guessing because my husbend just had the same surgey done last week...2 months later, he would get into trouble, the only way they will tell is if a urine test is done....it wont stay in his system longer then 24 hours from his last dose .but its still against policy.....