Will morphine interact with codeine? Dean?
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TonK said:
What's wrong that you need to take them?
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From what all you've said, it's pretty obvious you're dealing with terminal chronic pain. Has any Dr. offered or mentioned to you about trying Fentanyl ?
It's a major pain killer in a patch form. Excellent for people with severe terminal/chronic pain. Being a patch, it skips the digestive system. Over time oral painkillers land up trashing your kidneys and stomach lining. It's also time released for 24 hours to give you a steady stream. Unlike oral meds that seem to peak then wear off leaving you times of pain inbetween doses.
They also make Fentanyl in a oral form that's taken sublingualy.
Meaning you let it dissolve under your tongue and it'll enter your bloodstream via the blood vessels under your tongue.
It's a major pain killer in a patch form. Excellent for people with severe terminal/chronic pain. Being a patch, it skips the digestive system. Over time oral painkillers land up trashing your kidneys and stomach lining. It's also time released for 24 hours to give you a steady stream. Unlike oral meds that seem to peak then wear off leaving you times of pain inbetween doses.
They also make Fentanyl in a oral form that's taken sublingualy.
Meaning you let it dissolve under your tongue and it'll enter your bloodstream via the blood vessels under your tongue.
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Watch with Oxy. man,they are dangerous. My uncle had snapped his ankle in half,and had to go on them,and the nurse in the hospital kept giving them to him,.because of the pain.Well,it turns out,that she had given him them every time he had the slightest bit of pain,so when they sent him home with them,he became addicted,and had to go to rehab for 2 months. They are VERY strong,and very addicting if taken the wrong way.
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I can't handle morphine because I start seeing thing & I was screaming because I though that I had seen a huge spider & when my mom showed up I was calm & they had to take me off of morphine. 
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Shawn Carr2o said:I can't handle morphine because I start seeing thing & I was screaming because I though that I had seen a huge spider & when my mom showed up I was calm & they had to take me off of morphine.
I only see the spiders when I go off morphine.
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neo1087 said:
I saw monsters as well in the hospital when I had gotten back surgery.
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I am going to bed early tonight because I have a little cold & I'll be back tomorrow kay. 
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There is no drug interaction, but as some have pointed out, not a good combination in terms of what you neurological system can withstand. Stick with one at a good dosage, try not to take full doses of both.
Your best bet is to lay on the couch and wait for the pain to subside some. In other words, don't get worked up about teh intraweb for a while.
Relax bud. You need to let the body recover on it's own watch. You try to resume normal activities using drugs as a crutch before your body is ready and it'll be a bad scene.
Your best bet is to lay on the couch and wait for the pain to subside some. In other words, don't get worked up about teh intraweb for a while.
Relax bud. You need to let the body recover on it's own watch. You try to resume normal activities using drugs as a crutch before your body is ready and it'll be a bad scene.
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D-Lite said:
that's exactly the trouble with painkillers. part of the sales pitch is that they take away the pain therefor restore your state of health when infact the body itself is still hurting.
maybe its time you looked into getting a different type of job.
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D-Lite said:There is no drug interaction, but as some have pointed out, not a good combination in terms of what you neurological system can withstand. Stick with one at a good dosage, try not to take full doses of both.
Your best bet is to lay on the couch and wait for the pain to subside some. In other words, don't get worked up about teh intraweb for a while.
I'm one of the 2-5% (cant remember the exact statistic) of the population without opiate receptors (woooo?) and while I suppose that might be a good thing when it comes to potential addictions. I am probably fucked if I get seriously injured or need extensive surgery.
