Morphine medication
Common Questions and Answers about Morphine medication
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I'm 14 weeks pregnant. Second baby. Iv had alot of gallbladder attacks at least 3 a week. They can't take it out apparently so I'm stuck suffering until I have the baby. The doctors give me morphine and gravol. Has any other moms gone thru this and is everything okay with the baby?
I went to the drs today and explained that the oxy 15s I was prescribed were not working as well as the 10/325s I was on so my dr. gives me morphine 30 mgs I have taken a few they dont seem very strong either. I was told I was not allowed to switch for a while. I will have to just make them work. will they start working better in a while or am I just stuck on then?
I know pain mgt docs often perscribe methadone and oxy together I believe to help offset the addiction-methadone is essentially a medication used to help stop withdrawls from heroin but has pain-relieving proerties to it.Supposedly without the "high" (although there are plenty here that will attest otherwise).Not sure if this answered your question?Do a little research on the health pages as well as read some of the other posts...there is much to be learned hre so stay with us!
Hi, I am new to this website but I recently went to my pain management doctor and my medication was changed from 7.5 percocets 4xday to 15mg of morphine sulfate er 3xday. However, I find the morphine is not as effective in helping me with my pain level and the side affects from the morphine are severe headache, stomache upset, tired then restless at times, eyesight affected, and just don't feel good or like me.
I am on very strong pain meds for my lupus & fibro (morphine & demerol) which I take daily regardless if I'm in that level of pain or not..the morphine that is, the demerol is for break thru pain only (this was directed by both my family doctor as well as my rheumatologist). I suspect maybe this regimen is causing other serious health issues. The past 3 days I have had lupus flare type symptoms....
t move for 2 days, I had a pain pump for 2 and 1/2 days, they said it was stronger than morphine, and I had a morphine pump with a hysterectomy in 2006, this was a lot better, could hit the pump every 3 mins. Then they took me off the pump, and started with hydros, but didn't work that well so they tried percocets 10s, and that worked well combined with flexerals ( muscle relaxers) that's what I took home. Wearing a brace for 3 months also.
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t take morphine or dilaudid. As i have to be careful with new pain medicine and because of my allergies to the current pain meds (hydrocodone, morphine, dilaudid) do you have any other suggestion that I could suggest? I know I can take Demerol pills because I had to take them 2 years ago for surgery. Would that be a good medicine to discuss with my doctor or is the Demerol a little too strong for a knew surgery? Thank you in advance for your help. Hope everyone has a blessed Sunday!
When I was in the hospital the only pain medication that worked for me was morphine and it was through an IV. In fact, it worked so well I was asleep most of my stay, which I really could not stand. I am just really confused, since I have never taken any drugs or street drugs for that matter, so am confused as to why they don't work for me?
PLZ; I AM CURRENTLY TAKING 3- 100 MG MS CONTIN {MORPHINE SULPHATE EXTENDED RELEASE}. I HAVE BEEN ON THIS DOSAGE FOR ABOUT 15 YEARS. AS OF LATE, I AM NOT GETTING THE RELEIF I ONCE DID. CAN ANYONE SUGGEST AN ALTERNATE MEDICATION THAT IS GENERIC TO SWITCH TO. I HAVE SEVERAL ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS...THANK YOU !
The morphine is actually much less problematic than the oxycodone. You should be comfortable taking the morphine and not the oxy.................
In terms of rescue, I use 20mg Domperidone (it makes the stomach empty so that you absorb more of the medication you take with it), along with an normal dose of soluble asparin dissolved in a 'full-fat' fizzy drink. I was so cynical when the specialist told me to try this, I've had every painkiller going and none of them did anything, but this is really good, and worth a try.
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.
You are experiencing symptoms of opioid withdrawal -- one of which is hyper (high) algesia (feeling of pain). Hyperalgesia means you're experience increased pain for no apparent reason, other than opiate withdrawal.
Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (OIH)is one of the most understudied aspects of opioid research.
What is that going to do for my paralizies? also she asked for my methodone back and gave me morphine instead when I am already on vicodin, valium, savella, & ambien. Is she a nut or what??? I have also never heard of a Dr asking for medication to be returned. They will say to not take any more of it but not to return it. Also I had just had the script filled. I have no insurance. What about the money I just paid for it???
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