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Opioid medicines commonly used to treat acute pain

Opioid medicines commonly used to treat acute pain

Medicine name	Forms
Oxycodone (brand names: Oxaydo, Roxicodone) Oxycodone with acetaminophen (brand names: Endocet, Nalocet, Percocet, Prolate)	Pills Liquids
Hydrocodone Hydrocodone with acetaminophen (brand name: Lortab) Hydrocodone with ibuprofen	Pills Liquids
Hydromorphone (brand name: Dilaudid)	Pills Liquids Shots Suppositories (small amounts of medicine that go into the rectum)
Morphine	Pills Liquids Shots Suppositories (small amounts of medicine that go into the rectum)
Tramadol (brand name: Qdolo) Tramadol with acetaminophen	Pills
Codeine Codeine with acetaminophen	Pills Liquids

These are some of the opioid medicines doctors prescribe to treat acute pain. "Acute" means pain that lasts a short period of time, such as after surgery or an injury. There are other opioids, too, as well as other forms. But those are used more often for treating pain in people with long-term or "chronic" pain.

All of the medicines in this list come as "generics." Sample US brand names are also listed when available.

Most of the time, doctors prescribe "immediate-release" opioid pills for acute pain. These work fast to relieve pain. Some opioids also come as "extended-release" pills. These release medicine into the body more slowly over time. Extended-release pills are not usually prescribed to treat acute pain.

For more detailed information about your medicines, ask your doctor or nurse for the patient handout from Lexicomp available through UpToDate. It explains how to use each medicine, describes its possible side effects, and lists other medicines or foods that can affect how it works.

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