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  • BDD Moderators: Keif’ Richards | negrogesic

Will 15 mg morphine help me with my pain? (not to get high)

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Danille_lee

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I have 4 blue little pills I've been holding onto my cousin gave me cause i dont know that they will do to me i keep googleing everything but im not getting my exact results i want...
Can someone help?
 
It really depends on your pain and if you have any tolerance to morphine or other opiates.

Are they 15mg each? I checked the morphine dosage guide and the information I read was 10 15mg for opiate naive.

Start on one orally and wait, try and see a doctor and get your cause of pain corrected.
 
If you have a tolerance to opiates then 15mg will probably not be enough - if they are instant release versions try one if it is not working take another.
 
I would think that 15 mg would get you high, but as he said, it depends on your tolerance and weight and if you are opiate naive
 
It will probably help you with your pain, and might even get you high, but you can also feel bad. It really depends on your metabolism, wight etc. I know a guy, who is sporty but quite thin. He gets pretty high from 50 mg of Tramadol, what is equivalent to 15 mg of M. When he took 100 mg he was like on very good Heroin, for ~ 8 h.

In case you start feeling bad, lie down. I read somewhere that statistic have shown people who receive M stationary, in hospitals, and similar, have much better experience, and less side effects. The reason could be that they mainly spend time in their beds.

Although relax, the dose is pretty low, and you have nothing to worry about, except in case you are allergic, but that can happen to anyone with anything.

Also, it seems that many people don't react very well on it (feel nausea for example), especially first time, and it seems to me that that happens mostly with low doses. I presume when dose is higher, analgesic effect also is, and for example when you need to puke you don't feel any discomfort when doing it. It is like spitting, really. Also puking on M is not a sign, or doesn't have to be a sign of OD, poisoning or similar. It 'simply' acts as a hormone which causes one to throw up (it acts on that center in brain.), so don't worry if it happens while you are on it.

Something else, try going to the toilet before (big), and pay attention to what you eat, b/c chances are you won't be able to do it the day after (it slows down digestion, and bowel movements.).
 
Whatever dose of Norco you were taking is about what I would take of the IR morphine, the effect of morphine is about 1:1 to hydrocodone orally.
 
Xanex isn't an opiate, so your tolerance wouldn't be affected by it. Norcos contain hydrocodone, and morphine is a substantially stronger opiate than hydrocodone, so there is a possibility it would work. I would need to know the mgs of the norcos you are taking for me to make any kind of sure estimate, though. Also, I need to know if each pill is 15mgs or if they are 15mgs all together.
 
Each pill is 15. And i take 10 mg norco and 750 . but is it addictive? Cause thats not what i want.
 
Define addictive? Yes you may like it, depending on your dose, and how it will work for you (some people don't even feel well, some feel well , but are not impressed, and some are thrilled by it.), and that is already a kind of psychical addiction. It is than only up to intensity of it if you are going to be really addicted (you like it very much, and have nothing better to do in your life than to eat and than maybe shoot M.), and yes, like all opiates, and opioids, with Morphine you will develop physical dependence if you continue taking it on a regular basic.
 
It "could be" helpful for chronic pain, but was not the case for me. My PM did not warn me of the potential for (life-threatening) constipation. I endured 11 days of misery before he acknowledged the culprit. Yes, I was opiate-naïve, in more ways than one. I still am, but I am very wary of bowel obstruction with my disease.

Just be cognizant of your pain levels and drink plenty of water and perhaps a stool softener daily. Best wishes!
 
Pilll_head said:
Whatever dose of Norco you were taking is about what I would take of the IR morphine, the effect of morphine is about 1:1 to hydrocodone orally.
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yes, orally it is 1:1, however iv morphine is about 1:3. Just thought I'd add that to the thread for future readers.


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@DixiChik there are different ways to manage constipation, from switching to another opiate/opioid pain killer, making pauses, like skipping every second day, and trying to manage pain with non opiate/opiod pain killer, while reducing dose at the same time, and waiting a bit of tolernace to develop (although tolerance builds differently, with different speed I mean, in different areas so this doesn't have to work.), and probably the best method for for many: using laxatives like lactulose (not stool softener) and sometimes maybe metaclopramide, and as you said eating habits, drinking a lot (though not too much) of water. One usually doesn't need to use these on a daily basis in order to regulate stool.
 
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:) THANK YOU, ###

Yep, my GI system is a train wreck of disease, surgery and chemo (stage 4 endometriosis). I, no doubt, have horrific adhesions binding my intestines. I believe I also have residual lesions of endo, even though I am 22 years post castration (ovaries, uterus, tubes). Of course, the body's natural response to internal "bleeding" is to heal itself by forming MORE adhesions.

In Fall of 2013, I desperately sought solutions through 8 specialists across 3 states to no avail. Each and every one pointed me towards pain management, saying "surgery to remove adhesions will create more adhesions". IMO, truth is that when they see the Frankenstein scar from my breast bone to my pubic bone, they run like the wind. I NEED HELP, but there is none.

I suffered a partial bowel obstruction months ago for which I had to BEG for help at our local ER. The CT scan showed massive amount of stool trapped in distended transverse colon. I have a left splenic flexure issue (much like a kink in a garden hose). This pain was acute, with distention and what felt like "rupture" in the left quadrant. They treated me with IV fluids, Toradol and liquids intake only.

After 2 GIs and upper/lower series of tests, Linzess 290 was prescribed. Mind you, I'm not taking the Oxycodone prescribed because I don't believe it relieves any pain. I'm drinking plenty of water. I've had to use softeners, laxatives, enemas for years post-surgery. It's not a pretty picture with the Linzess, as it produces explosive watery bowel movements. I fear that the obstruction will return, forcing me into emergency surgery. My greatest fear is colon resection/colostomy because it's "too late". Doctors just don't listen.

One would think that $280 per visit for PM would warrant careful consideration of my individual needs. My medical records made him ask "WHY" I wasn't on pain meds. He insisted on Fentanyl patches on day one. I refused, but ultimately surrendered to try them @ 16 mos. in with no relief from Morphine or Oxycodone. The Fentanyl trial lasted 6 weeks before I said FFS, this isn't for me.

Again, thank you for your suggestions. I welcome any and all helpful advice.
 
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