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Can low doses of morphine cause mild psychosis?
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No - but ...: Why use morphine? Are you psychotic? Morphine is a potent drug that is addictive and suppresses body function. It is very effective for pain relief but involves high risk of side effects. Glad you asked!
Answered 5/16/2013
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