Zofran, Ativan, Phenergan, Vistaril, Kytril, etc... Zofran being the best and most expensive Second being kytril and ativan. Kytril is expensive so if you don't have health insurance Ativan (Lorazepam) is a better option.
Bottom line give the medicine some time 2-3 months at the most or switch to Dilaudid, there's also Fentanyl patches...
I have abdominal migrains( yep abdominal). It causes me great pain and nausea . Morphine and zofran wouldn't touch it. When they gave me dilaudid
and zofran it broke the cycle and I could get better control of it. The vomiting stopped. My bp was fine. Is this common?
I went to Ohio state in Jan. And have spot on may fifth w ha specialist saw a surgeon and am going to see him again and ask for another transphenoidal neuro eye says he can't do anything bc of Timor on the optic chiasm. I don't loose enuf spinal fluid to cause a spinal headache. Just constant pressure all over and behind the eyes w daily pain waiting of 4/5. When it gets to what I consider 8 it's to the Ed for flds dilaudid and zofran. N which sum dr ***** about.
d know for sure. I called CVS and asked about a Generic for Zofran and they told me that there is that there IS a GENERIC out. They said it's been out for about a year now. So I don't know, maybe the Generic is INCREDIBLY expensive also. But at least you can check the price where you live!!
Please let us know what you find out........
I have been on oxycodone for a year 20 mg four times a day and they change manufacturers and I'm allergic to the fillers so my question is he's putting me on Dilaudid 4 milligrams I'm wanting to know when do I switch over how do I switch over or do I just take one of them instead of the other ones am I going to have any withdrawals from the oxycodone
Hello guys, this is my first post though I've read a few threads from this forum while researching my pain management schedule. What I basically want to get information on is the type of medication I should stick with, and strategies to maintain efficacy.
I'm relatively young but had a few sports injuries when I was in high school and shortly after.
My boyfriend is in the hospital right now and they gave him dilaudid...he has an addiction to dilaudid already and the dosws they gave him.are far less.than what he was taking...this has actually neen somewhat of a blessing to us both because with such low doses he feels he has a better chance of stopping. His only concern is taking the suboxone too early...and of course he does not want to wait and suffer either. So how long should he wait?
If that does not work, then you probably need a prescription for Zofran which blocks the nausea and vomiting (which is caused by the drugs). Many of us used Zofran. It works very well for most of us. I took 8 mg every 8 hours for a few months.
Don't let this go. It will snowball. If the phenergan does not work, then ask for Zofran. Zofran does not make you sleepy. Phenergan does. Phenergan is cheaper, but Zofran works better (in my opinion). It is used to treat the nausea from Chemo.
On one hand this doctor has a point and your husband can not be on pain killers forever. He also probably looked at the chart and realized how much and for how long he has been prescribing an addictive substance to a patient without a real plan of action and his clinic charts may be up for review by DEA or some other governmental entity.
I recently met my sister after 48 years and just recently found out she has chronic hep c and I also found out she injects Dilaudid daily, how many times per day I am not sure... what would be her reasons for doing this? She lives in another province with no phone or computor so I can not directly ask her... is it possible she is addicted and not using it for pain but to get high.... I'm quite concerned for her and need answers..please help if you can...
s not alot if taken oraly. I used to inject that amount or more daily and dilaudid is like morphine in that oraly it is much much weaker than injecting. It should be much different than taking 4 percocets 10's a day. The factor that is more important is for HOW LONG HAVE BEEN TAKING THEM ON A DAILY BASIS?
Dilaudid and Fentanyl are at the top of the list of the most powerful 'doctor prescribed' addictive drugs. Using either of them for more than a very short period of time will guarantee that you will have some major withdrawal symptoms when you try to quit. Addictive personality has nothing to do with it ---- when you flood your neurotransmitters with that strong of a drug - there will be an effect.
Because that's what my doc just gave me and i don't want too go to work all lazy and groggy when i was on oxy they gave me energy so im off oxy but scared to take Dilaudid
If you have been on dilaudid for over 2 years, 16-24 mg per day, how long will it take you to detox, then how long will it take to feel normal?
I have just been taken off Soma and dilaudid after several years. Taking one of each every night, and then as needed. I have never abused them. He kept me on the trazadon and added tamazapam. We both knew I was addicted, and now I am going thru what I presume is withdrawl. I have not taken any soma or dilaudid since wed night. I have diarreah, shaking, much of the pain I was taking them for (fibromyalgia, and back spasms) I am a diabetic and my blood levels are all up and down.
My doc has 4mg per 24hr of dilaudid, I was taking oxycontin 80mg 3xdaily and aqtic 1600mcg 4 time daily and now I have no breakthrough meds and I feel like my pain is worse now with the pump, My doc says I don't need anymore medication because it don't work on me.....I am devistated because I have torn tendons and ligaments in my back by my shoulder blade. I feel like I have a broken wing from my shoulder blade.....
Me top and nothing works not crackers juice mints the zofran I'm sick as heck but soon it shall pass
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