pain killers

[LittLeWinG]

i keep hearing about how addictive some pain killers are and how people OD on them all the time. why do people take them? what do they do thats so great? i always thought they just stopped pain....like panadol/asprin or somethin

LittLeWinG Reviewed by LittLeWinG on 01-21-2006. pain killers i keep hearing about how addictive some pain killers are and how people OD on them all the time. why do people take them? what do they do thats so great? i always thought they just stopped pain....like panadol/asprin or somethin :confused: Rating: 5

[Nullific]

Opioid pain killers not only stop pain but induce strong feelings of euphoria, warmth and a dream-like sense that you're floating in a sea of nothingness. Physical addiction wont occur until a user suddenly stops after a binge or period of heavy, frequent dose administration. Overdoses happen when people ingest much more than their standard dose, usually due to respiratory depression or complications of a severly slowed heart rate.

[Psychonaut28]

If your talking about opioid painkillers, i'll tell you about my situation. I was in a work-related accident a few years ago. I fractured 3 vertebrae in my lower back, and was bed ridden in the hospital for a few weeks. During this time I was given IV Morphine to relieve the pain. It didn't relieve the pain, it just made it more bearable. Fast forward to now, I wear a Fentanyl patch, and take Percocet as needed. Weed works much, much better, but I have a hard time finding it, so I'm stuck being addicted to these painkillers, which dont get rid of the pain like pot does, they just make it more bearable. I would love to give up the opiates and just use pot, but since I live in the USA, I cant do that. I am very pissed off and bitter over this, its like a hot poker in my brain I get so mad. I've found a mom with a good rep though, that has dutch bud, I've placed my first order a few days ago, so hopefully i'll get some better relief soon, we'll see how it goes. Peace (and dont hurt your back, its a pain!!)

[LittLeWinG]

oh man sucks about your back, hope its alright now. thanks for the info guys, i understand now :thumbsup:

[Psychonaut28]

Opioid pain killers not only stop pain but induce strong feelings of euphoria, warmth and a dream-like sense that you're floating in a sea of nothingness. Physical addiction wont occur until a user suddenly stops after a binge or period of heavy, frequent dose administration. Overdoses happen when people ingest much more than their standard dose, usually due to respiratory depression or complications of a severly slowed heart rate.

Yeah, but thats only true for people that dont suffer from pain. If you have pain, all they do is kill pain (barely) with not much euphoria. peace.

[Tmar.aLL.DaYmar]

when i got my wisdom teeth out the doctor prescribed me xodol. there was alot left over, so i tried a few a couple days ago and it didnt get me high at all. it just made me a little dizzy, and i spent the next morning throwing up. damn why didnt he prescribe vicoden..