The key to ceasing the regular intake of a drug that causes physical dependency is to stop it gradually. Reduce little by little, consistently, over the course of several weeks.
However, it's impossible to give guidelines for taking prescription drugs on Answers.com. For any medical guidance, you should always seek professional advice.
it will cause a seizure. stop mixing xanax with morphine you dirt bags. do you have a death wish?
taking a pill
Yes. I'm currently taking both for nerve damage to my knee. 10 mg of both 3x's a day on the methadone only once on the MSContin IR (Instant release morphine)
I have been taking paroxetina tablets for 6 mths after I had 2 major operations I have weaned myself to taking a half tablet everyother day can I stop taking them
The first day of your period will start once you stop taking the active pills.
by sitting in bed all day and taking cold drops
No, as it will stop your period and you will have terrible pains, you can only start taking them when your off, and you have to do that till you stop taking the pill or you won't have your periods.
One day at a time. There is no one way to quit. For me the way is to just stop, and everytime you feel like taking one do something positive instead, such as call a friend who does not use, take a walk, read a book, make some cookies, anything to distract yourself. Each day will be a struggle but if you take one hour at a time and truly want to stop you will.
Yes. Habituation & tolerance will develop. Basically the body adjusts to having this morphine in the body every day. If the morphine dose is suddenly stopped, the body will react to its absence: this is known as withdrawal.
by sitting in bed all day and taking cold drops
Most of it will be gone a day after you stop taking it.
Mrs. Dubose had been diagnosed with a terminal illness earlier in her life. She was prescribed morphine to kill off the pain. Eventually she became addicted to the morphine. She had wanted to die "drug-free" and began taking less and less medicine each day. Jem helped her by coming by each day and reading to her. She eventually died drug-free.