Morphine

morphine

It would depend on how much morphine the child took but assuming you are talking about an adult dose, the child could go into a coma or die.

What prescription medicines are you on? If you got something like roxicet there are opiates in it, and they all metabolize to morphine so you'll show positive but it's not false. There's also diabetes and kidney disease; they show up positive.

No MST tablets should never be split in half, they are a time release tablet usually over 12 hours and break down from the outside in, by breaking tablets in half your exposing the whole inner half of the tablet that could ultimately up the rate of break down causing a non efficient and non reliable rate of absorption.

If you took any pain killer and it was too strong do not take any more medication the same day. Check with your physician before taking any prescription medication. Just because the milligrams are the same does not mean the drugs are equivalent to each other and have the same therapeutic affect in the body.

Yes. I have and no many who use that exact combination when injecting Morphine

NOOO that is bad if a docter did cause its like him telling the patient to smoke marawana which is wrong

As I could not find an answer to this question anywhere on the internet, I felt compelled to answer it myself, after experimenting. It seems that it is in fact possible to drink Morphine, mind you, I consumed 15mg of muriate from an ampule. I can't say that it was enough to reach the desired effect, but since I could not find an answer, I had to start small. Next try will be 30. Regardless, yes, it is possible.

Also, I found an article online about some guy who was arrested after stealing morphine from a drip bag. Seems his mother had died, and instead of feeling remorse, he simply decided to get high. A nurse caught him and he fled. The long arm of the law managed to find him at a bus stop, drinking morphine from a water bottle.

Peace,

Jimmy

As the Adminstrator for a Medical practice I will tell you the LEGAL answer and then the PRACTICAL Answer:

LEGAL ANSWER:

So long as the Physician avows that his or her judgment is clear and un-impaired, he or she can, in many states and jurisdictions, continue to practice medicine and examine patients.

PRACTICAL ANSWER:

If you KNOW your Physician is taking morphine, a morphine-like drug or OxyCodone type drugs because he or she TOLD you-- consider the fact that the Doctor TOLD you of his/her own free will. And if they told WHY or for what they are taking the drug and you are comfortable with the reason (ie: pain releif from pain from cancer) then decide for yourself whether you continue to trust this person and whether you still feel comfortable with this person.

If you KNOW your physician is taking drugs of ANY kind and they did nOT tell you, but you see CLEAR evidence of impairment or unsettling behavior, then you should worry about Impaired Judgment. And if there is a risk of impaired judgment or the doctor's behavior makes you uncomfortable, trust your gut feeling and seek another physician and request your records to the new practice.

"Human lethal dose by ingestion is 120-250 mg/kg of morphine sulfate." that is an estimate as there are many different conflicting numbers. It depends on route of administration (oral, intramuscular, or intravenous), and it also depends on the tolerance of the user. Someone who has been injecting morphine 3 times a day for 2 weeks will require a higher lethal dose than someone who has not injected morphine in years. Basically.. I wouldn't try it if you enjoy breathing. I can personally assure you that Opiate overdose is no picnic. You slowly fall asleep until you don't wake up.. I woke up, and it didn't feel very good. Be safe!

do not take dilaudid for morphine withdrawals.this is ascenine..U will simply start your detox over being how dilaudid is 4 to 5 times stronger than morphine accroding to mgs. It will stop your withdrawals and when that pill has worn off you will be in worse shape than you started. Dilaudid is just as or more addictive than morphine.Hope this helps.hang in there I'm on day 4 of morphine withdrawals myself...just hang tight i know it sux but you can do it..

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Also a major factor that makes Dilaudid unsuitable for treating morphine withdrawal is, like morphine, it has a short half-life and relatively short duration of action. The longer acting opioids (such as methadone) are used for tapering and maintenance because they require less frequent dosing and stay in the body longer, thus creating less harsh withdrawal symptoms.

No.

How the heck should I know? Stop asking me. Gosh! You're such an idiot!

which is stronger morphine 5 or morphine 60

morphine is an opiate. has no alcohol at all. completely two different classifications of drugs...

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You are not likely to remember it.

It's considered one, yes.

Oxy what? Oxycodone? Oxycontin? Oxytocin? Oxybutynin? Oxymorphone?

Be specific dear.

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It hurts very badly when you are dying from an overdose. All of a sudden your head starts to burn and the pain doesn't stop. Then you feel like you want to fall asleep but you can't because of the intense pain.

(I don't know if this is true, but I had to correct the horrible grammar and spelling. However, I did not alter the content.)

i think so.. but most likely only if your body temperature is high enough.

No.

• naloxone (is used as antidote for acute opiod toxicity and neonatal opiod asphyxia)
• naltrexone (can be used to decrease cravings in alcoholics)

There is only one 12 hour pain med on the market, and that's OxyContin. It isn't a combination of Percocet and Morphine - Percocet is a combination of Oxycodone and Tylenol.

Oxycodone, like all natural opiate meds, are morphine derivatives. OxyContin is a timed-release version of Oxycodone.