Señor Moreno
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I've been reading these reports from India.
"A case of poppy tea dependence in an octogenarian lady" and " Tramadol maintenance treatment for and elderly ""doda"" (poppy husk) user"
Don't know why can't I link it, if you fancy you can google it.
So, it's about a lady and a gentleman, both 82 years old. They have been using for the last 60 years or so. She started taking opium for pain and then used pods tea, no remark of daily use.
He also used opium to help him at work, but his main thing was "poppy husk", wich he would just eat, didn't make tea, and was using 2 3 kgs month. No joke, indeed.
Neither of them ever used pharma opis, let alone heroin and both were in good shape for their age, but anyway supply was becoming hard to get and expensive and these two persons went to clinics looking for help.
Lady was firstly put on clonidine and other stuff to try and detox her from opioids, but felt into psicosis and was given buprenorphine.
Old dude was put on tramadol.
Both reports kind of claim a victory as they were stabilised on low doses, but fact is they have to keep taking opi meds.
Would another outcome had been posible in your opinion?
They were old, with 82 years in India, anywhere really, spending years on PAWS may have no point, but lets say they were in their 60s and with 45 years of dependence, do you think it would be factible to absolutely quit opiates? And would it worth it?
"A case of poppy tea dependence in an octogenarian lady" and " Tramadol maintenance treatment for and elderly ""doda"" (poppy husk) user"
Don't know why can't I link it, if you fancy you can google it.
So, it's about a lady and a gentleman, both 82 years old. They have been using for the last 60 years or so. She started taking opium for pain and then used pods tea, no remark of daily use.
He also used opium to help him at work, but his main thing was "poppy husk", wich he would just eat, didn't make tea, and was using 2 3 kgs month. No joke, indeed.
Neither of them ever used pharma opis, let alone heroin and both were in good shape for their age, but anyway supply was becoming hard to get and expensive and these two persons went to clinics looking for help.
Lady was firstly put on clonidine and other stuff to try and detox her from opioids, but felt into psicosis and was given buprenorphine.
Old dude was put on tramadol.
Both reports kind of claim a victory as they were stabilised on low doses, but fact is they have to keep taking opi meds.
Would another outcome had been posible in your opinion?
They were old, with 82 years in India, anywhere really, spending years on PAWS may have no point, but lets say they were in their 60s and with 45 years of dependence, do you think it would be factible to absolutely quit opiates? And would it worth it?