Morphine

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One billion. 7461 ng = 7.46100 x 10-6 grams

The choice is up to you. It's not usually considered necessary (unless it says to on the instructions in the packet). However if you find that it makes you nauseous, or results in stomach ache, you may find that taking it with food helps.

Fentanyl is often mentioned as having 100 times the potency of IV morphine.

none at all their dying.

The last thing you want to do is ask up front - in today's climate, even with the medical community more aware of opiates as a viable therapy, simply asking for pain meds will likely get you tagged as a drug seeker, and it'll really hamper yourself in the long run if you've got real pain issues.

If you've got real problems, then start keeping a Pain Diary. PD's are commonly used by first-time chronic pain patients (and even short term acute pain patients) to document their pain over time, giving the doctor a visual record of your problem, especially if there's nothing evident on X-rays, MRI's, CT's, etc. Real pain and recording it is extremely difficult to fake - most doctors, and other pain patients like myself, can easily tell when someone is BS'ing about having pain bad enough to require pain meds.

You also need to show that you've tried alternate meds and therapies, which is something most patients are willing to do; they just want a quick remedy for pain. Problem is, real pain has no quick remedy.

Seeing a Pain Specialist is also preferable than a General Practitioner, since they're authorized to prescribe more pain meds than regular doctors are. Regular doctors and the groups they belong to tend to pull back from any long-term prescriptions involving pain meds that are Schedule II (Duragesic, Percocet, Morphine, etc.), and even Schedule III and IV drugs (Vicodin, Codeine mixes, etc.)

Morphine is the base of all opiates. The first and original opiate is morphine.

Heck ya!

No, dilaudid will show up as an opiate and methadone will only show up as methadone because it requires its own specific test.

forever hair isn't like urine .

Substance Detection Period by Hair Test-Codeine/Morphine Up to 90 days. Drugs such as codeine, heroin and morphine tend to lie down on the hair shaft tightly and do not usually migrate down the hair shaft. If the hair sample is long enough, drug testers may be able to determine some "relative" conclusions about when the drug use occurred.

smell like vinigar and tste bad very bitter

It doesn't ... directly.

However, morphine relieves fear and/or pain and thus reduces hypertension -

and an overdose producing stupor (leading to respiratory death) will result in low bp.

Naloxone is usually given by intravenous bolus injection, repeated every 2-3 minutes until a resposne occurs. It can also be given by intravenous infusion or if the IV route in unavailable, it can be given sub-cut though the response time is slower.

A side note on this:

Naloxone has a shorter half life than morphine, therefore the naloxone may be metabolised and removed from the body before the morphine. If the morphone plasma concentraion has not reduced to safe levels, the person could show the symptoms of overdose again.

You can, but you won't feel much because fentanyl is a lot stronger. The only reason you'd take it is for breakthrough pain, but realistically, it's not that strong; if the pain is breaking through what the fentanyl can't keep up with, you need Percocet or just straight Oxycodone.

I have a traumatic brain injury '86 but am still a rookie at this. Many prescriptions are available to me. My question is not wanting to become addicted and still sleep peacefully is can valium and norco be combined? My tolerance is out of control it's so high. My beau of 15 yrs. killed himself because of pain & addiction. Please help me.

HOspice is killing my mom. My stupid sis put her in there. Shes power of attorney. These are not my mom's wishes. I have to do something.

Depends on the dosage. Depends on exactly what type of morphine variant you're talking about too.

I'm not going to name them all off, if you want an answer, get yr sht together.

It could be dissolved in water, to be shot up. It could look like 100s of different tablets and capsules.

Most opiate drug tests test specifically for morphine, codeine, and their metabolites. Heroin, for instance, breaks down into morphine. Fentanyl does not break down into these metabolites, therefore it is not detected in a standard opiate screen.

Yes - morphine, percocet, hydrocodone, & oxycodone can all make your urine smell strange. Some people have compared the scent to dirty socks. Even drinking lots of water doesn't always help - sometimes water with lemon juice lessens the odor.

no one knows what is in fentanyl, but the people who own the patent. The fact is that drugs are as big as the military complex the USA has become,

The Duragesic patches work and if the makers of fentanyl (the spelling is correct) works like an opiate, it matters not to the one in pain what is in it.

I use it and it does reduce the pain a bit; however, if I found out it contained a bit of cow dung in it, I would still use it Now human excrement would make me take a new look at morphine

It depends on the test. Is it a urinalysis, blood sample, etc.? Black tar will show up as an opiate. If the test is more thorough, it could very well show up as morphine. As I said, it depends on the test and how thorough the test is.

yes!! any opiate-based pain meds contract a sphincter (the sphincter of Oddi) that allows bile into the small intestine to aid with digestion. Most imaging centers/hospital require that no pain meds are to be given 4-6 hours prior to a HIDA scan. However, morphine is used as an interventional drug DURING an abnormal HIDA scan. After 60 minutes of imaging, if the gallbladder is not visualized, morphine can be used to contract the same sphincter mentioned above to cause a back pressure of bile flow and "trick" the gallbladder into filling with the radiolabled bile.

No, but it does effect sperm morphology (shape) thus can lead to infertility even though sperm count may be above 20million/mL.

I wouldn't see why you couldn't Im on 60mg morphine and drink pop and coffee im just fine. if your concerned call a pharmasict they will answer anything and you don't have to give out any information. call walgreens. 24 hour

No way, Not a chance. Wait at least 72 hours after taking your last suboxone before you take any opiates\opioids, otherwise you could go into a bad withdrawl from the naloxone in suboxone, or more common, you will just waste the morphine, it will have ZERO effect so dont even bother.