Opioids How does it feel if you take to much morphine?

[nyashin]

How does it feel if you take too much morphine?

Do you get like drowsy, cold, does it get hard to breath? Any help appriciated.

 

[CypressGroveBlues]

Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
Pinpoint pupils
Gastrointestinal system
Constipation
Nausea
Spasms of the stomach or intestinal tract
Vomiting
Heart and blood vessels
Low blood pressure
Weak pulse
Nervous system
Coma
Drowsiness
Possible seizures
Respiratory system
Difficulty breathing
Slow and labored breathing
Shallow breathing
No breathing
Skin
Bluish-colored fingernails and lips

This is a list that you can find rather easily on the web (And quite possibly the search bar on this most informative site) but here is the morphine "Heavy dose" symptoms list.

 

[TheLostBoys]

I think I took too much my first time & my eye lids were almost completely closed, boy was I high. Its very sedating & completely opposite of oxycodone. Definitely breathe slower.

 

[sekio]

You feel the opposite of good. Motion makes you nauseous 'cause your head is spinning. You get cold and sweaty and your breathing starts to slow.

In short, not pleasant.

 

[phr]

Motion sickness and vomiting is what I remember most.

If take too much by iv, the last thing you'll probably remember is losing consciousness, if that.

 

[TheLostBoys]

I took it orally by letting it dissolve over night in seltzer water & drinking it the next day. I didnt feel nauseated or any motion sickness. I didnt get the itches either util I fell a sleep. I actually like Morphine a ton better than oxycodone.

 

[amapola]

Morphine is useful because it stops your cough and helps dull or even eliminate pain. You'll know you've taken too much if you start feeling waves of warm lazy euphoria crashing through your body, kind of like you are being hugged by god from the inside and know everything will be okay.

Right guys?

Anyways I fail to see the value in trying to describe in words what an overdose feels like, and the list of symptoms above covers it well either way. If you fear you are going to lose consciousness, are having difficulty breathing, or have any other reason to suspect you may need medical attention, you should seek medical attention. Finding sober trustworthy friends to keep an eye on you can also help as well.

Closing this now but feel free to PM me with any questions or concerns.