Safety
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- Exercise extreme caution when switching hydromorphone concentrations or interchanging to other injectable opioid products (eg, morphine). Equianalgesic dosing conversions are based on limited data and do not account for patient specific factors (eg, end organ function, pharmacogenomics) or incomplete cross-tolerance between opioids. No equianalgesic dosing conversion factors are universally accepted.[7-8]
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I hope we can change/ destroy the system soon, there are too many of us suffering from lack of opiate analgesia, we can’t get around or even enjoy simple pleasures anymore. Most of the time I have suicidal and homicidal ideation relating to the ones who legislate and/or regulate the drugs that help me feel normal and not in a constant state of suffering. We don’t have any representation in the media or in our government that everyone else has, no body knows how much we suffer and we can’t hardly advocate for ourselves as most of us consider being able to get out of bed as a blessing. I don’t know why they care so much about keeping drugs out of addicts hands that they what us to suffer and treat us like we’re addicts.
Yes it does! Each individual patient needs their own individual dose for each individuals circumstances.
yes it does,,it alll bs,,,it was all for fake data to prove a prop-agandist lie about our MEDICINE opiates,,,,,,,,mw
It’s no coincidence that Prop is the first 4 letters in propaganda.