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hydromorphone 

Hydromorphone is a powerfull opiate drug that produces extreme euphoria and blissful apathy. Hydromorphone is the 3rd strongest opiate pharmacutically produced. It is very affective Intra-veineous but produces little effect orally or insufflated (snorted). Becouse of this it is rarley abused unlike other opiates. Many users who have experienced this drug coin it there own peronal "slice of heaven" becouse of its extreme euphoriaic bliss enducing effects.
Brand Names - Dilaudid Hydrostat Palladone
Slang Street Names -'dillies "hydro" "M2s" "Hospital Heroin"
Side Effects Include - Extreme Euphoria, Blissfull apathy, relaxation, loss of stress and worry, and addiction in some. Opiates and all drugs should only be used by the well eductaed and saftey minded individual who fully understands the pharmological effects of the substance.
"Hydromorphon is my ideal vacation; complete euphoria and loss of stress and worry for a short 3 hour period" - coworker whom uses hydromorphone 2-3 times a year instead of a costly and not guranteed to be positive travel vacation.
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hydromorphone 

drug that has the following affects: dizziness
lightheadedness
drowsiness
stomach pains
vomiting
constipation
rash
difficulty urinating
that hydromorphone is nasty but it stopped my cough
hydromorphone by brendan May 21, 2004

What is the mechanism of action of Hydromorphone?

Hydromorphone 4mg

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Hydromorphone 4mg – Description
Hydromorphone 4mg is a potent prescription opioid analgesic used to manage moderate to severe

pain in patients who require an opioid pain reliever and for whom alternative treatments are

inadequate. It contains Hydromorphone Hydrochloride, a powerful semi-synthetic narcotic derived

from morphine, known for its rapid and effective pain relief.

Key Information:
Generic Name: Hydromorphone Hydrochloride

Brand Name: Dilaudid (commonly known)

Strength: 4mg

Form: Oral tablet
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