Morphine in trauma
Common Questions and Answers about Morphine in trauma
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My 13 year old daughter was given morphine in the emergency room, back in March for abdominal pain. After my research she had all the symptoms of a stroke. not one Dr. at the hospital looked onto it. She was admitted to the hospital for 4 days and not one word mentioned. Except for my friends that are nurses say they gave her too much and she could have died. Even Narcan couldnt reverse the morphine. I am worried about her health in the future.
i am on very high doses of morphine, oramorph, tramadol, dihydrocodeine, baclofen, arthrotec & some paracetamol for a bad back. I also have osteoporosis & take calcium tablets for this too. This has gone on for 5 years since i fell off the back of my old works truck. Oh & 2 lots of pills for high blood pressure.
s going to help reduce the risk of preterm labour (which is why I had to be on the morphine as well, as the stress the trauma did to my body was causing more harm to baby, so the pain HAD to be managed).
If you want more advice if you aren't comfortable, I'd seek a 2nd doctors opnion, and not Dr. Google! :).
Good luck!
s also possible that the trauma to your system caused a distruption in your overall chemical make-up or an underlying condition to surface.
This could be nothing but your body taking a little more time to readjust. However if it's disrupting your life don't wait to obtain a medical opinion.
We'll look forward to your updates.
no, hydrocodone is vicodin. Morphine sulfate is the active ingredient in morphine. If you are worried about a possible reaction to the medication, I would speak to your local pharmacists. I'm not sure if hydrocodone and morphine are in the same family of drugs. I know vicodin and percocet are in a similar family (due to codine), but morphine is much different. refer to this website.
http://www.rxlist.com/duramorph-drug.
The blood can indicate stomach damage or even a nasty condition called esophogeal varicies, in which blood vessels in the throat rupture and you quickly bleed to death. This could easily be fatal, even if it happened in a shock/trauma unit.
Five days later she woke up in the middle of the night with excrutiating pain in the right parietal area. Again she goes to the ER where they gave her morphine ( she is allergic to nsaid), triptane and benadryl, and told her is sinusitis. Te pain continues to this day, currently the vision of right eye has now dimished. Doctors keeps saying its stress. The pain is fixed on right parietal region, occasionally radiated to jaw.
I have severe pain and numbness in entire left arm elbow and right shoulder mass contusion with severe pain when pressing. Also, TMJ, buldging lumbar and severe spinal trauma resulting in intense constant pain in neck back shoulders throat ect. Certain contact triggers total loss of feeling with my left arm. I take flexoril 10 meloxicam 15 oxycodone15 morphine 30 xanxax 1mg I know i have many concerns as far as meds long term ect.
What if hypothetically (heaven forbid) I got into an accident of some kind and had to be given pain meds like morphine or something at the hospital while still on suboxone? I'm guessing you'd need to tell them first, but what if you were unconscience or something? Please don't think I'm asking this to know if I can get high while on suboxone. That's the last thing I want to do. Seriously.
too much morphine can result in death. I would advise you to call your pharmacist for information - they would be able to give you pharmaceutical information that would clarify this situation.
I am sorry for you loss and the experience around it.
I recently started having extreme back pain had a MRI and I could not believe how bad my back is l4 and l5 is sitting on my nerve of s1 I have been taking MS Contin 60 milligrams for 5 years now from an accident in the surgery room. I take percocet 7.5 - 325 and it does not touch my pain. I called my doctor and he suggested ibuprofen 800. I took one when I was in extreme pain level 10 and my pain was gone within an hour completely gone.
Morphine must be okay for the liver because that's what they used when I was in the ICU following my liver transplant.
Be VERY careful with morphine. I was on it for 7 days and went wacky with hallucinations of all kinds.
The morphine is actually much less problematic than the oxycodone. You should be comfortable taking the morphine and not the oxy.................
They gave me morphine when I went into preterm labour on monday and it was awful. It made me really dopey and spaced out and I could still feel the contractions but obviously not as painful. The dr said next time I can ask for a half dose if I'd prefer not to be so out of it.
The Bp became normal after I delivered,but then it picked two days after that,I was kept in the hospital for sometime when they were trying to maintain it,I was nervous the whole time,and evrytime I saw the Bp machines I became more nervous,the pills they gave me helped a lot,but now evrytime I go to the clinic or hospital I get so nervous,thinking "what's the reading going to be this time?"And the Bp would automatically pick!
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