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Can taking morphine for a long period of time make you sick?
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Yes taking morphine: for a long period of time can make you sick since you can become addicted to it. Addictions are physiological illnesses which are very hard to treat. It is always advisable to discontinue use of potentially addictive substances as quickly as possible.
Answered 5/29/2016
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Yes: If dependent or addicted seek help. Subaxone treatment is effective and your can Google doctors that offer this.
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