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FOR THE PROCESS OF THIS ANSWER WE ARE GOING TO CONSIDER THIS A LONGTERM HEAVY USER. Morphine withdrawals or DT's (delirium tremens is the medical name ) starts out as severe body-aches, head aches, just pain in general and will progress to cold sweats nausea and sever diarrhea. These symptoms can and for most people do last several days. If you are a heavy user either do not quit or wean yourself gradually by cutting the dosage down over days or weeks if you have the luxury. Never ever go cold turkey if You wish to avoid the DTs. This is speaking from 20 years of elicit opiate use.

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First of all, call for an Ambulance and the Paramedics. Either way, you're going to have to go to the hospital, so you might as well get them started on the way to your house.

After that, I would phone poison control. They will probably tell you to drink alot of water, or to eat a few pieces of bread to try and sop up the medicine in your stomach. Don't ever try to vomit it back up, as this can be hazardous to your life, and every pill bottle say do NOT induce vomiting.

After you phone for the Paramedics and after you've called Poison Control, I would get a close family member or a friend to come and be with you to try and keep you awake, or help you if you need help, or put you in the recovery position if you happen to fall unconscious. Once the Paramedic's get there, they will do all they can, take you to the hospital were you will probably have to get your stomach pumped as well as undergo a charcoal treatment, in which they use a charcoal paste in a tube that goes down your throat so that the bonds from the morphine will stick to the bonds in the Charcoal, therefore making the morphine (and bond/atoms/etc) almost completely harmless.

The best way to prevent the whole thing is to make sure you DON'T take too much morphine x3

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you could die. like if your not subscribed by an to take this, it f**** you up, and makes you high and makes you concentrate. if you over dose then it messes up your liver and you will have liver problems in the future

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That depend on how much you have taken and for how long. Morphine can be an addictive drug,

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You feel feverish (hot and cold with sweating), you may have diarrhea, you be in a very piss-poor mood and will and you will basically want to die for about three days.

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You die

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