Since morphine is THE pain reliever...it should relieve pain.

[ElemenoP 60]

Seriously, there's no pain in the world that popping some tylenol will fix that morphine won't.

"Shot in the chest? Fuck morphine, that shit doesn't work! You need some aspirin!" said nobody ever.

[sandbagger 1]

I'm sure introducing morphine addiction has been suggested.

[Claytonaj 12]

I'm sure introducing morphine addiction has been suggested.

Here.

[Chevyrulzs2010 6]

Why morphine when you could have hydromorphone (dillaudid) 10 times more powerful then morphine ;P

[ElemenoP 60]

Why morphine when you could have hydromorphone (dillaudid) 10 times more powerful then morphine ;P

You'd be zonked even more than with morephine lol

I'm sure introducing morphine addiction has been suggested.

Ok...?

[trashcanman 15]

Seriously, there's no pain in the world that popping some tylenol will fix that morphine won't.

"Shot in the chest? Fuck morphine, that shit doesn't work! You need some aspirin!" said nobody ever.

Well, you're right but you're not going to be functional on morphine either. You'll be high as a kite, nodding off, and might end up passing out right where you are. If all you have is a headache or sore joints or whatever, going straight to IV Morphine is a little bit of an overkill.

Edited July 15, 2012 by trashcanman

[vision1776 42]

I see where this is going. Morphine should relieve pain but don't take away pain killers because pain killers can substitute people from wasting their morphine.

[liquidcactus 719]

i want PINGERS

[aversionfx 63]

Morphine should function as a higher level pain killer, so that you wouldn't have to carry both painkillers and morphine. Perhaps morphine could relieve pain (and maybe other conditions) and give a fairly small amount of blood back at the same time.