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Mam has a 10mg release morphine patch for a back pain. she is extremely tired all the time. should the dose be reduced. never drink alcohol.
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Morphine patch: At her age - yes definitely reduce the dose if she is too tired all the time. Patches are usually slow release and probably this doe is too strong for her.
Answered 4/26/2015
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