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Give me the pain relief! Cruel,sick joke to suddenly say it doesn't work anymore😂. We all know it's political and about controlling you. Trust the NHS after covid vax? Never ever again. Shameful.
I had morphine recently from a syringe I had 4 5mm and 2 7mm kidney stones one of the worse they had seen to big to pass naturally so i will have to be operated on soon then they gave me liquid morphine tramadol cocodamol and tamsulosin to open my kidneys up to eze the pain I'm scared for when I get them removed and most of the pills I'm not subscribed go I'm going to get very sick the worst thing is it only helps the pain it doesent take it away so sad iv already struggled with cocodamol now this 😢
I’m on morphine and it’s not addictive when you try and come off it the withdrawals are so bad you would rather just carry on taking morphine, then go through the whole withdrawal process it’s sad
Top man! I hope you are having many good days. Kratom will stop the withdrawals. I'm now 7 days morphine free and just feeling normal again. Now I guess I'm addicted to Kratom but I can taper down of that. but the pain is back. of course. Good days/bad days > 1 so ok. stay +
Hey, congrats on getting off the morphine! I am currently down to 55 mgs a day, and reducing as quickly as I can possibly. Going to get Kratom now, what strand did you use? I am going to try to get below 40 mgs a day before I switch over, do you think Kratom will help with the withdrawal at that dose?
I've got permanent nerve pain and several areas of damage to my central nervous system, I've also got only one kidney which doesn't fit well in the space my body allotted it. The other nerve pain medication is a nightmare, it barely works and causes a lot of negative side effects. Codeine and morphine work fine, I take breaks and alternate them enough to give me a better quality of life. I want anyone in a similar position to be treated or fixed properly and I sure would jump at the chance for anything more effective (surgeries, alternative treatments, anything)
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I hope to get a response from a Dr. I had three unstable cervical fractures which were treated by wearing a solid neck brace for 6 months. Surgery was not an option as I had a ruptured aorta at the same time. I have been on opioids ever since the injury in 1997. For the past 7 years I have been prescribed 120 mg of Oxycodone sr daily. I no longer feel any pain relief but the only benefit from taking the Oxy is that it staves off the withdrawals. I am becoming more lethargic ( I was diagnosed with addisons as well but take organic turmeric in place of the hydrocortisone.) My almost non existent drive is making me feel depressed and feel like I am sliding down the ladder of injury by medication and struggle to perform as a functional Husband, Father and Grandfather. My concern is that I am slowly descending into a pit of depression and a diminishing will to live. Please respond with serious responses only. I would prefer to continue a discussion with a medical professional who has experienced and insight into my situation.
I'm so sick of this narrative that anyone on opiates are addicts. There's a difference between addiction amd physical dependence. If something helps give someone a better quality of life that person should have access to that medicine. We're being brainwashed to be opiophobic. Its so sad tbh. Many people will suffer because of this.
It's like there is a concerted worldwide effort to deny patients adequate pain relief. Not surprising, there is no money in most opioids because they are off patent. Phase them out through horror propaganda and the way is clear for next generation, less effective, but much more profitable medication products.
There are two completely different things! Addiction is where a person is using it for mental relief & takes more than needed! People that take it for chronic pain are “dependent” on the medication as anyone who comes off it will have the same withdrawal symptoms but when using only for pain (you don’t want to have to take them) & are rough on your body!
I’m an example of someone who is physically dependent due to chronic pain from my connective tissues disorder called Marfan Syndrome. But the thing that is parallel to an addict is the drug doesn’t know the difference between the two. My brain was still hijacked, my mood is affected, my drive to get out of the house has all but ended. It’s just a matter of wanting some form of my life back and yes I’ll be living with pain but at this point I’m willing to try alternatives because i do believe the long term affects will eat away at my mental state and it’s just not worth that. God bless any pain patients going through this as well and dig deep into your inner strength.
@@appleknocker56 lets be real tho. Opiates aren't great at long term treatment of pain. How is something your going to need more and more of a good thing? Nobody is saying that somebody with cancer shouldn't get there meds, amd shouldn't get strong ones. The issue comes when we have people with regular back pain trying to get perc 10's. We can all deal with some pain and discomfort. Opiates should only be used either for short term pain relief, or long term pain relief for serious issues like cancer.
@@LL-wc4wn I take 90 mg per day 3 tablets. It's been about a year. It seems as though my body wants more but I fight the urge. How much is your intake?
That will work in rare cases. But to make policy based on a few rare examples is insane. Now we have people who have taken pain meds at the same dose for extended periods losing them.
I have a chronic pain that never stops it's a burning pain that's sometimes shift all accross the body nothing helps not even morphine not even fentynil I just want to kill myself any good poison that kill humans instantly and is available in medical shop ?
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All we needed was CBD ,, or a bit of smoko , and I to would have been over it by now , or even if ,one had to use it on going, we all would be better off, Thanks system, for not even telling me ,us right from the start , what are the doctors hands that tied !!!!!!
So true! Got caught in the big pharma drug pusher’s (was in severe pain & been in car accident at 15) & ruptured 4 discs in neck & back so was a sitting duck for them! Now 25 years later still working on getting away from last bit & way did it was medical cannabis oil & micro-dosing during the day & will never trust those doctors ever again!
I HATE THIS BS, THIS GARBAGE MADE IT INTO MY JOB AND NOW I HAVE TO HEAR PEOPLE WHINING ABOUT THEIR SOCIAL INJUSTICE. I HATE THIS TIME CONSUMING BS. YOUR LIFE SUCKS? WELL SO DOES MINE. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND SHUT THE BLEEP UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Was in the hospital ,years ago. For a kidney stone. ONLY 3 days on a morphine pumb. When I. Came out. Wanted it so bad , could taste it on my lips. Started to call people . I knew fooled with drugs. Had to really pull myself together. For about 3 days till the longing went away . LORDY people , is it that easy to get hooked ? From what I hear everyone wants meth or boxes. In my area morphine is low on the list.but I don't want any high powered pain killers at all. If I. Can help it. Done see what can happen.
Bad stuff & what they call heroin on the streets now is a mixture of fentanyl & meth (don’t want all your customers) dropping dead from the fentanyl so make speedballs! Glad you didn’t & big pharma got me at my weakest moments & been coming off strange stuff now for 20 years & did it with medical cannabis! Never touch that stuff & other killed my best friend 🥲!
why are the comments full of people saying "opioids are good actually" on a video about someone's account of addiction when they didn't even say "morphine bad"???? that's like someone saying "i got in a car accident, it was pretty bad" and then a gang of people going "well actually i drive a car every day so..." uhhh, good for you? maybe flex somewhere else??
I am 60yrs old. When I was 50 I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arithritis which now I have biological infusions & has helped me so much. Then I was diagnosed with degenerative stenosis of spine which I was told operating wouldn’t help. The pain was unbearable. Finally through a psychiatrist I was prescribed 20mgs daily of oxycodone & although it’s a small amount the pain would go away & I could function. 3 yrs ago I got fibromaglia & for that I take lyrics anywhere from 25mgs daily to 75mgs depending on how much pain. I must admit when I didn’t have these drugs there were times I didn’t want to live. I had no quality of life & it affected my family. I’m sick of drs saying I don’t prescribe cause they are addictive. I wonder what they would do. I don’t care if I have to take these & im blessed with a dr who understands. Young drs have no idea cause they don’t suffer. It’s their job to cure us & have compassion & empathy not to say sorry I can’t give you anything cause it’s addictive. What isn’t addictive. We can buy cigarettes & alchohol which can be worse but not a tablet that takes away our suffering. I believe the medical field should change their opinions about meds that can stop the pain. For all we know drs in pain probably take them for relieve.
Not everybody needs pain medication, but for those of us who do, it works, I’m not addicted to my thyroid medicine, but I have to take it every day because I don’t have a thyroid anymore, I would like to continue to take my Percocets but the doctor says I’m addicted or I’ve taken them too long, it makes no sense, it works for the pain that I have! It reminds me of politicians making decisions for us, I don’t like anybody besides my doctor making the decision but now the government is getting involved and auditing them so much that they are afraid to give anything out for people who really really need pain medication
Jesus Christ, that guy was talking a gram of morphine a day. Morphine shows up in poppies at around 10%, that means he was taking equivalent of about 10 grams of pure opium a day. That’s nuts.
@@iridiumFalcon you’ve got a full 2 grams of morphine. Is it morphine sulfate or morphine hydrochloride. I’m going to guess it is morphine hydrochloride.
@@truthseeker6384 I was smoking Marijuana for years prior and did nothing but give me the munchies and no pain relief. Then stopped for a yr then tried again and it gives me anxiety now.
@@anthonyp291 Sorry to hear it didn't help you. Sometimes it all about finding the right strain....and of course whether it's Indica or Sativa can mean everything in terms of how it works for you. Northern Lights, Afghani, Chemdawg, Obama Kush, Mazar sharif, Larry OG, Ingrid, Cataract Kush....these are some of the most popular medical strains that are said to combat chronic and acute pain. So if you ever choose to give it another go, maybe you could try these. ~ Peace ~
@@truthseeker6384 doesn't help with pain. believe me. it has no opioid alkaloids in it. it does not affect the opioid receptors at all. it can make you think more in a positive way. I was on morphine for 20 years and hated it. it never worked well with me and this so called woman MD is a Nazi/low self esteem angry Karen and I was supposed to come off morphine to take hydromorphone. never happened and I live in Hell everyday; like many others. I wish pot worked; wow! I've been smoking it for 50+ years and it does not help with physical pain; only hypochondria maybe. a smoke is nice though. it's legal here in Canada 🇨🇦 I only pay 95 bucks for an ounce. 200 for hash which I like more than pot.
@@truthseeker6384 oh c'mon you stop being a tool with that whole weed sphcill. Ive been smoking daily since I was 13 (so 17 years now) and I don't go around acting like it's some insane cure-all for everything. Also you know what's better than weed on it's own ? Opioid+weed combo.
This is still something that freaks me out. The uncertainty, and the possibility of HIV being labeled as undetectable, still transmitting to another person.
Exactly I don’t truly believe it’s untrabnsmittable I believe the transmission rate is significantly lower but there’s still a chance, plus you don’t know if the person might have skipped a pill one day or forgot to take their medication which can throw things off. And why can’t those undetectable people donate blood?
@@NAprincess324 exactly. By no means am I trying to bash those that are “undetectable” or those that support “U=U,” but there are so many unanswered questions and people have a right to still be cautious and concerned.
@@NAprincess324 OMG, sorry, but i think you dont understand. First of all, if you don't trust someone, you can't believe even if they give you a test that is negative. Because he could have done the test this morning and get infected today at noon, right? If you believe he takes the pills regularly, you trust him. Secondly, they cannot donate blood because they are still positive on the test for HIV antibodies and that is a large amount of blood, undetectable means that there are less than 20 copies of the virus in 1 milliliter of blood, which is impossible for sexual transmission. So, my point is, if I don't trust you, you can give me a negative test every day, I don't trust you and the end. And if I trust you, I will trust you to take your medication regularly. And that is that.
