In the face of the pain of the disease, many people will choose to eat morphine to relieve pain, such as cancer pain, many cancer pains are very bearable, patients often do not want to live, in this case most people are willing to eat morphine to relieve pain. Is it addictive to eat morphine regularly?
Is eating morphine addictive?
Ordinary pain relief is not recommended to use morphine, because taking morphine will produce a sense of drug dependence, but cancer pain patients are exceptional, as long as the appropriate treatment, morphine addiction rarely occurs, of course, this phenomenon is not ruled out. Therefore, it is necessary to use drugs rationally, take morphine to follow the doctor's advice, and do not take it without authorization.
Many cancer patients often have difficulty with cancer pain and ask their doctor to increase the dose of morphine. Because morphine has certain side effects, the dose of normal morphine is generally 60mg a day, but the specific situation will be treated specifically, and it will generally be added as appropriate according to the situation of each patient, so as not to cause physical discomfort and endanger the condition. Once the condition has eased, it is necessary to stop large doses of morphine in time to avoid overdose that can lead to poisoning.
The more common adverse reactions of coffee are nausea, vomiting, constipation, nausea and vomiting often appear in patients who have just taken morphine, and generally disappear within a week. The phenomenon of constipation will continue throughout the pain relief process, so cancer patients must usually drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables containing fiber foods, and develop a good habit of regular defecation; if necessary, they need to take some laxative drugs to help defecate.
There are also many cancer patients who have a certain dependence due to regular use of coffee, and if morphine is stopped without authorization, it may lead to abnormal conditions. For example, poor mental state, insomnia and dreams, physical discomfort and so on.
At present, with the continuous updating of painkillers, many cancer pain patients have been significantly relieved under formal treatment, so we must look at cancer pain objectively, find physical discomfort in time to diagnose, and strive to achieve early detection and early treatment.