Comparing Belbuca vs Dilaudid

For Chronic Pain: I've started on a 150 mg dose of Belbuca. I was so tired then I seem to adjust it to it. Then they just up me to 300mg dose I'm so tired I could fall asleep at 1 in the afternoon while I'm driving. I'm not saying that it doesn't work for the pain but who can be this tired all the time I can't even put a thought in my head going to ask the doctor take me off. I'm going back to the 150mg until then PS also terrible constipation which I never have a problem with

For Chronic Pain: I have been taking belbuca for almost a month with no change with my pain. I take oxycodone 10mg 4x a day for pain management. I have DDD, May-Thurner Syndrome, fibromyalgia, arthritis on my spine, knee replacement and my other knee needs replaced but having a lot of pain still with the one that was replaced so not having it replaced. Also have to be careful not to get hot or overheated because it causes me to pass out. But I take Percocet 10s backline 20mg neurotins 600mg I take 2 .. 3xs day, I take 2 different blood thinners which are liquid 5mg 2xs day and another 75mg blood thinner. Also busperone and amitriptyline. I have a IVC implanted. I have pain all day every day wakes me up at night type of pain so the Dr wants me to try this belbuca for extended relief while keep talking the Percocet for break thru pain. Well I've been taking it for a month and can't tell I'm taking it! So we'll see what they want to do next! so far nothing is better with me taking it

For Pain: Dilaudid is used for break through pain and it does an excellent job. I can honestly say that this medicine works very well between doses of my primary medicine. I would recommend that everyone follow your doctors directions to the letter, never take more than you are prescribed of ANY medicine. If I hadn't been put on the proper medicines, I would likely have ended up in an institution due to the pain being so bad. People don't realize how hard it is to live with chronic pain 24/7 unless they have been there at some point themselves.

For Pain: I recently had a heart attack on top of my cancer and at the hospital they gave me this medicine to help control my pain. Before I had used it I was using oxycodone, but that had never truly worked to control my pain. Dilaudid, while also not fully relieving the pain, did a much greater job. Unfortunately they would not allow me to take it at home, so now I am suffering because I know what it feels like to have my pain managed and the oxycodone just isn't enough.