(Please try to back up some claims with research papers, quorra, at least experience t.medpractitionees)Ive been reading on the web about Morphine, sometimes combined of compered with Ketamine, in traumachirugy but also extreme fractures, extreme injuries, and more. What can you back up or share from experience about the effects of morphin and examples they used it for in hospitals and clinics? (I tried to post it 4 times and got erased due to a shitty brower so I keep the short version).Please avoid the recreational usage stories. We all know that from popping a few raw Poppy's people going to react weird on average.
>>16779861sorry for the typing errors: my browser is an asshole and I posted this 4 times. be not too harsh
>>16779861What exactly is your question? Morphine can be used for severe pain. It's an WHO level 3 analgesic that's usually only used when both non-opioids and a combination of a weak opioid and a non-opioid fail to manage the pain.Morphine is an agonist of all, that means my, delta and kappa opioid receptors and shares the typical side effects: hypogonadism, sedation, miosis, nausea, vomiting,strong itches, reddening of the skin, constipation,dysphoria or euphoria and sleepiness. Morphine also has the potential for deadly side effects, especially in combination with other centrally sedative drugs like alcohol and severe addiction ("Fenty Fold").Morphine is sometimes given in conjunction with an antihistamine to reduce the severe itchiness associated with morphine.For severe diarrhea, it is also sometimes used because it strongly inhibits any intestine movement.In dying patients, morphine can also be used to treat coughs and other symptoms of death.Lastly, some countries use morphine as a substitute for opioid addicts
>>16779861I know a guy who used so much morphine, it took hive five or more attempts to start a thread on /sci/
>>16779870(I can tell from the words/tems you have experience abt this at least)Just some general info about anesthetic usage and what exactly the effects are if you talk about the whole nerve system of a human being. Thanks and Im aware of the effects youve summed up and also even experienced the ichyness and mild breathing difficulties (post operation). For substitute they use Methadone here in Europe at least cause they see far less side and negative effects from it. I was typing in another post (failed) about by what kinda severe iniuries it usually used? Why do they combine, almost like top it of, in medical settings with Ketamine? They avoid it cause it makes your blood thinner tight and it takes almost a few times longer for injuries to heal so they almost always combine it
>>16779880I type fast but my browser sucked (sucks)
>>16779883Have you tried not using morphine?
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>>16779892Bro, calm down. We don't live in your Schizotopia. Take your Zyprexa
>>16779894(I want to sound smart)
