Educate Patients About Opioid-Induced Hyperalgesia

You’ll get questions about opioid-induced hyperalgesia...due to a recent FDA warning and opioid label changes.

Opioids can sometimes paradoxically cause increased pain, hyperalgesia...or pain from nonpainful stimuli, allodynia.

It’s difficult to diagnose. First rule out progression of the underlying cause of pain...and differentiate from tolerance and withdrawal.

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