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meds question

Jul 27, 200520 yr

Ok,

I am wondering, is there any strong pain reliever other then morphine that a childrens hospital might have? Like strong enough for after cranio-facial surgery?Also what are some names of anti-nasia drugs.

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Jul 27, 200520 yr

I think these questions would be best answered by your health care provider.

Jul 27, 200520 yr

Experts

Children's Hospitals carry all of the same pain medications that an adult hospital carries. As mentioned above, this needs to be discussed with your Health Care Provider.

Most cranio-facial surgery patients do not require anything different from the other patients with other procedures. Biggest problem is usually just with headaches...............