One of many: Several pain medications are good for treatment of kidney stone pain including narcotics (like morphine) and non-narcotics (nonsteriodal anti-inflamatories). Morphine is generally given iv...So not for home use.
Answered 5/16/2017
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Hydromorphone: Better known as Dilaudid is a form of morphine, an excellent painkiller and you can get a prescription for home, is now our opiate of choice for severe pain. Morphine sulfate is also available both in injection form as well as tablets. Both are very potent.
Answered 5/30/2018
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