What is the name of oral Dilaudid?

Answer 1

Yes, Dilaudid comes in an oral form.

It is a powerful narcotic analgesic useful in the relief of pain. Dilaudid's addiction potential is similar to that of morphine when taken as prescribed.

It is a highly addictive drug and once prescribed to a patient to control pain, a patient can become addicted and may keep trying to get the pills after the prescription is stopped. Common belief is 2 to 3 weeks to become addicted; I don't think it takes that long. I have known a few people who were addicted, and it seemed almost immediate. It is similar in effect as morphine and sells on the street from $50 to $60 per pill. Dilaudid is formulated as oral tablets, liquid, rectal suppository, intra-muscular (buttock or hip muscle) injection, and intravenous (I.V.) solution.

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