Morphine

I have been on Morphine SO4 30MG for two years I take one 2X day..My pain has been much better because of this. But I can't paid for the drug anymore.. Will I have any major withdraws from not takeing it anymore?

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Jaybay

Sep 17, 2007

Yes. You'll need to speak with your doctor about either changing to a cheaper medication, or for help with a tapering schedule and meds to help with withdrawal symptoms.

dukhunter

Sep 18, 2007

To: Warpig

Warpig,
Call your Doctor today!!!! You will be in big trouble if you just quit. You have to slowly taper down and you shoul be fine.

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