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Can 90mg of dihydrocodeine immediate relief 4x a day be a normal prescription for an adult instead of morphine (oramorph) ?
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Goals and context: Are missing. Not commonly used in US, I only can think of few circumstances that will make sense. At this doses usually immediately release opiates are backed up with sustained release opiates. Other than for palliative reasons, not a long term solution regardless of medical condition. Talk to prescriber in order to understand goals of therapy.
Answered 4/6/2019
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