Not yet: Different opioids tend to have different affinities for some receptors and not others. The mu receptor is the classic "pain" receptor but this also does other things, and there's a degree of human variability. There are mu agonists (you don't mean antagonist - that's a blocker) that have less euphoria and less nausea for most people, like tramadol, which is not an opioid per se.
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