Maybe: It is not clear from your question if the Dilaudid was adminstered before or after you husband had trouble sleeping. I will assume that you are wondering whether the Dilaudid is causing his difficulty sleeping. Perhaps. Some people feel "jumpy" or agitated, and may need to try a different pain medication. I hope this helps you.
Answered 6/25/2014
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Not likely: Dilaudid usually causes pain relief and promotes a sleep state. However if you are not getting any pain relief and cannot sleep it is likely related to the underlying disease.
Answered 2/2/2015
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Probably not: While Dilaudid is a potent pain medication, however tolerance builds really quickly with dilaudid. The same dose of medication that worked a few days ago may no work again now and the body will require higher, higher and , much higher dose. He could not sleep may be related to the pain that is not well controlled or could be other causes - i.e. Depression, new environment- hooked up with pump etc.
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