Best Answer: Vicodin, no question Vicodin (hydrocodone/APAP) is a US schedule III opiate analgesic (pain killer). It is a centrally acting opiate, like morphine is. It is moderately weaker than Morphine. Ultracet (Tramadol/APAP) is a pseudo-opiate.
If you have had surgery, a scar may be present near the site of your surgery. Scar tissue massage is another way to help remodel scar tissue in the skin. This can also help loosen any adhesions between the scar and the underlying tissue and fascia. Kinesiology tape can also be used to gently stretch scar tissue.
Internal Scar Tissue Reduction. As we have written above, trauma or surgeries are some of the main causes for internal scar tissue formation. But, internal scar tissue and adhesions are more likely to appear due to inflammatory diseases. There are a number of ways in which you can treat and reduce scar tissue. Depending on the cause and the place, doctors can suggest steroid shots or a surgery for internal scar tissue removal.