Dilaudid

I take 4 mg of hydromorphone every 5 hours but my doctor wants me on the extended release ones instead. I don't think they will help as much as instant release.

 
What about the extended release ones?? Can you crush them. And how?

 
I have taken them and they work but if you are in serious pain like a migraine you will go yo sleep before you get out of pain.

 
I think they make the er tabs out of that gooey shit like OPs now, so it's nearly impossible to get around the slow dissolve mechanism. Meaning they dont crush so well anymore. Be careful trying that anyway. dilauded aint no joke. Though Im told it's BA is really low most routes 'cept IV. But dont go down that road. No beuno.

 
What about just opening the tablet pouring it into a glass of water and drink it. Would that be ok??

 
Jewbacca said:
bigtimeoxyhunter said:
As a pharmacy operator yourself you may appreciate this. There was a great comic in the New Yorker. It was a picture of heaven- an open, fully stocked pharmacy with the words "self serve" displayed above. If I ever get to that pharmacy I'm heading straight to the patches and pops.
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Maybe I'm misinterpreting your comment or taking it out of context, but may I ask why you are of the opinion that I'm a "pharmacy operator"? My professional activities are fairly well documented.
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You have to always use caution

 
TwoForTheRoad said:
I have taken them and they work but if you are in serious pain like a migraine you will go yo sleep before you get out of pain.
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My dr. Gives me 2mg for fast acting break thru pain and then round the clock er tabs

 
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I was disappointed with dillies. Because of the low BA they barely scratched the surface for me and I refuse to try them taken any other way so that are not an option for me. Guess I should consider this a good thing.

 
I was disappointed with dillies. Because of the low BA they barely scratched the surface for me and I refuse to try them taken any other way so that are not an option for me. Guess I should consider this a good thing.
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That's why I have never tried them even though I enjoyed it immensely in the hospital. I could never use that method of administration.

 
My pain doc has been switching me every other month between dilaudid and opana....I had to have emergency surgery in July and had a large open wound because of complications until a few weeks ago....I've always had a problem with dilaudid building a tolerance WAY too fast.  The doc has me on 5 - 8mg a day, along with a 75mcg fent patch.  the dilaudid works great for about the first week....then my tolerance just skyrockets and they might as well be like taking an aspirin.  Even when I was in the hospital I form tolerance to the iv meds so quick that they literally had to put a different one in my pain pump every day...so they would rotate between morphine, dilaudid and fentanyl.  It's a horrible problem.

 
WoW! Cannot believe such a drug is available and Imagine it is very expensive and often fake? I am new here and had pancreatitis 2 years ago and after 2 morphine injections for pain and it did nothing! they shot me up with a dose of Dilaudid and the extreme pain vanished and I was in a different world for days that I was on it! Hardly a recreational drug, my heart bleeds for those in chronic pain, and if this is what works for you, God Bless Ya, FF

 
Spinalpain1 said:
@bluebonnet1976 I just had three dillys 4mg amazing I love to iv dillys mixed with two 30s would love yo find s legit dilly vendor
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Yeah combo those dilly’s and you will get the best IV rushes that are possible. I remember 16mg dilly and an OC80, or 16mg and .1 -.2 H4 was heaven obviously adjust to what your comfortable with but I never found Dilaudid to be very potent even IV. Euphoric as hell upon injection but no high after snd always leaves you wanting more unless you put something with some substance in with it

 
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