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Is Dilaudid Stronger Than Morphine?
Is Dilaudid stronger than morphine? The answer is yes. Dilaudid (hydromorphone) is chemically similar to morphine but is approximately ten times more potent. This means that a smaller quantity of hydromorphone has the same painkilling effects as a larger quantity of morphine. If a person
Dilated Pupils: What Drugs Cause Them
If someone close to you is abusing substances, you may have noticed multiple signs and symptoms that are worrisome. These can be behavioral or physical. For example, one warning sign that someone is abusing drugs is dilated pupils. Becoming more aware of the signs of
What Is BAC?: Effects on the Brain and Body
BAC, or blood alcohol concentration, is a measurement of the percentage of alcohol in a person’s bloodstream after they have been drinking. BAC, rather than the precise amount of alcohol that has been consumed, will determine the effects the alcohol will have on an individual.
Effects and Dangers of Smoking Heroin
Smoking heroin is a method of administration that some people use in an attempt to avoid the stigma associated with injection and the scarring that often occurs. However, others engage in this practice because they erroneously believe it is safer and less addictive. Heroin abuse,
How Long Does Dilaudid Stay in Your System?
Dilaudid is a potent prescription opioid typically prescribed for severe pain. Dilaudid (hydromorphone) comes in several forms, affecting the length of time it stays in a person’s system. Some are quick acting and elicit near-immediate effects, which generally means these effects will subside more rapidly.
Heroin Abscess Complications and Treatment
An abscess can develop when bacteria enter a person’s body, such as by injection. Abscesses are skin and soft infections that can occur with even needle use. An untreated abscess related to heroin or other drugs can lead to dire consequences, such as infection of
