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A member asked:
My friend gave me a morphen injection for my anxiety . is this ok ?
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Absolutely NOT: Morphine is a dangerous drug which can become addictive. Your friend is not a doctor and should not be giving you shots. Talk to a psychologist about your anxiety or see a psychiatris if you feel you need medication for the anxiety. Don't play with drugs!
Answered 2/6/2014
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