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Morphine dose vs other opioids? Does anyone know the conversions for 1mg morphine for the following opioids?

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IV and oral

- fentayl

- pethidine

- oxycodone

- codene

- tramadol (I know its not really an opioid)

.........I used to have a table on this that was great, but I lost it, so if anyone knows if there is such a table online, or knows the doses I would really appreciate it!

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  1. Hi Peter,

    Try the link I have provided in the sources.  It has a handy converter as well as a chart below it.

    Good luck, and I hope this is what you were looking for.

    --Zach


  2. read the author's disclaimer on that site above, but it says that with a 50% reduction for incomplete cross-tolerance from morphine (are you talking about morphine or hydromorphone??) for fentanyl = .01mg fentanyl, and that's with the patch or the IV.

    Fentanyl is way strong, duh, so is morphine/hydro, but that Duragesic brand had a recall of some 22million and a class-action suit is brought against it b/c some dopes were sucking the "juice" out of the patch and dying.  Even if the patch was 3-days old and not folded up correctly, kids were taking them and doing the same, and b/c that patch is time-released at two potencies, one being a mere .25 micro, not mili-, but micrograms per hour, it's an effective potent pain reliever.  I used it for one month and had no withdrawals but it did make my breathing shallow, and seriously, do NOT mix it with Lyrica (pfizer) , for fibromyalgia- it gave me bad hallucinations and I spent almost 2 days in the ER.  Sucked.  

    But, yeah, that website will work, just make sure you try 50 and 75% cross-tolerances since all are different, and as for Ultram/tramadol, why ask- it's only indicated for minor to moderate pain relief...just wondering.

  3. These kind of ocnversions are not really made available to the general public for obvious reasons.  Try the Mim's website.  http://www.mims.com.au/

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