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EU Meds answer the popular question customers ask us: Can dihydrocodeine cause loss of appetite?
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05/12/23
When you are suffering from insomnia, it can be easy to feel like you are the only person in the entire world who is awake. Insomnia is actually a very common sleep disorder, which not only makes it hard for you to fall asleep, but it can make you wake up too early or unable to get back to sleep.
In the complicated and saturated world of pain killers, not knowing which is stronger or the most suitable for your pain can be incredibly stressful. Added stress, which is not needed at any time, let alone when you’re already suffering with pain. Two very popular pain killers are dihydrocodeine and codeine. But which is stronger? What pain relief treatment is best for your pain?
05/12/23
Dihydrocodeine belongs to a range of medication known as opiates. Opiates are often talked about in the world of painkillers, but what exactly are they? Opiates include controlled pain relief medication, which needs a prescription to purchase. They are derived from Opium, which is a chemical that naturally occurs in poppy seeds and plants.
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