Any chemical, taken to excess can hurt or even kill you.
The body functions on a well-balanced milieu of chemical reactions. People have even died from drinking too much water, too quickly. Again, this would upset the balance of electrolytes causing cells to malfunction. When this occurs in the brain and/or heart, death can result.
The right amount of morphine used for the right purpose--typically under a doctor's supervision--can help alleviate severe pain. When used in excess, morphine and other opiates can cause respiratory depression, hypoxia and even death.
Even if morphine doesn't kill a person directly, it can cause a person to exhibit poor judgement, like driving under the influence. Even if a person just sleeps deeply, and happens to vomit, they can aspirate vomit into their lungs, which could eventually kill them.
As with anything in life, moderation is a good idea, nothing to excess.
morphine wont necessarily cause knee pain its made to take pain away... however after using morphine regularly your muscles and bones to ache and hurt real bad when your not on it.
Yes i am a Doctor at the St.Cloud hospital and i have been studying the effects of this. The morphine would stimulize the stomach and hurt the esophogas and bladder
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Yes but she tells the Cullens iot didn't to spare their feelings, because Carlisle tried giving her morphine
Morphine is generally kept locked up in hospitals. Pharmacies do not normally carry morphine. Morphine is a controlled substance because it is derived from or emulates the same opioid source that heroin comes from.
codiene will have no effect if you are taking morphine - morphine in value exceeds morphine by 1/1000
Morphine and morphine sulfate are essentially the same drug, as morphine sulfate is simply a specific formulation of morphine, where the morphine is combined with sulfate to enhance its solubility and absorption. Therefore, morphine itself is not stronger than morphine sulfate; they have the same analgesic potency. The strength and effectiveness depend more on the dosage and the specific formulation rather than the chemical name.
Narcotics such as morphine do not cause rage, they are depressants. Of course, a morphine addict might become enraged if he or she was not able to obtain morphine. So, morphine could be an indirect cause of rage.
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morphine have cocaine in it
No, morphine is not a barbiturate.
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