I don’t to take too many pain relief pills so i was wondering about how many pain relief pills do you have to take to kill yourself.
AND NO I’M NOT SUICIDAL. I am just scared that i might accidentally take too much.
Take the amount that is directed on the bottle and no more. In case you haven’t seen the news lately plenty of people die just taking a few extra pills along with something else.
I take hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine sulphate, Soma, and Neurontin every day for a spine injury and I know that as long as I don’t mess around with them I will be fine.
Do yourself a favor and don’t try self-medicating.
I have been in a pain management program for several years and have seen far too many people ruin their lives taking pain medications more that recommended by their doctor.
It really is a bad idea.
Hope you feel better. If the pain meds that you have don’t work at the dosage directed then talk to your doctor before changing anything.
Really, I’m not preaching, I grew up in Southern California during the sixties so getting high is nothing new to me. But when it comes to heavy duty drugs like pain meds it’s best to listen to the guys that know. Your doctor
#1 by Qwandra B on January 18th, 2010
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It depends what pain relief pills your taking well I think about 4-8 I think
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#2 by booboobear on January 18th, 2010
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Call and ask your phamistist.. i dont know what pills you are talking about.
dont take anymore than it says to on your bottle and you will be sure not to kill yourself.
I just hope your not planning something silly… its not worth it. Find someone to talk to. I know sometimes it feels like no one out there gives a shit these days, but when you are not expecting it, someone will come along that is listening and cares.
Please take care.
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#3 by Prettyeyez on January 18th, 2010
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I don’t know, nor would I want to know… that would probably be a very scary death! Just imagin how people feel at that exact moment when you know that you are about to die, and no one is around to do anything about it. AND… who would find you. So, if your going to take medicine, follow the directions on the box and don’t mix them with any other medication unless directed by a doctor. Your question kind-of disturbs me. Why do you want to know this… and I’m not trying to be mean.
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#4 by cathybaby on January 18th, 2010
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if you stick to the directions that are printed with all medication, you do EXACTLY what they say, and you will be fine,
if you are in any doubt about how much to take or have taken speak to your pharmacist or doctor,
never mess about with medication, if you are feeling low talk to someone, every problem has a solution, even if you can’t see it, other people can help, please be careful
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#5 by pnm488 on January 18th, 2010
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IF THESE PILLS ARE PRECRIBED TO YOU THE AMOUNT AND HOW OFTEN SHOULD BE ON THE BOTTLE. THEY DO FOR A REASON. BUT IT DEPENDS ON YOU AND YOUR SYSTEM WHERE SOME A HALF OR LESS A BOTTLE COULD SHUT THE HEART DOWN IT MAY TAKE THE WHOLE BOTTLE OR EVEN LESS OR MAYBE LESS THAN A QUARTER OF THE BOTTLE WHO IS REALLY TO SAY. I KNOW SOMEONE WHO WAS YOUNG AND STUPID ONCE TOOK ONLY 1 PAIN PILL AND AN ASPRIN HAD BEER AND SHE DIED. NO-ONE ELSE DID. THAT WAS HER LUCK. HOW WAS ANYONE TOO KNOW. WE WOULD OF NEVER IMAGINED IT TOOK SO LITTLE TO KILL YOURSELF. JUST TAKE IT THE WAY YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO. PAM
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#6 by Chas on January 18th, 2010
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Take the amount that is directed on the bottle and no more. In case you haven’t seen the news lately plenty of people die just taking a few extra pills along with something else.
I take hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine sulphate, Soma, and Neurontin every day for a spine injury and I know that as long as I don’t mess around with them I will be fine.
Do yourself a favor and don’t try self-medicating.
I have been in a pain management program for several years and have seen far too many people ruin their lives taking pain medications more that recommended by their doctor.
It really is a bad idea.
Hope you feel better. If the pain meds that you have don’t work at the dosage directed then talk to your doctor before changing anything.
Really, I’m not preaching, I grew up in Southern California during the sixties so getting high is nothing new to me. But when it comes to heavy duty drugs like pain meds it’s best to listen to the guys that know. Your doctor
References :
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/clients/haz/general/custom/default.jsp
http://www.revolutionhealth.com/?s_kwcid=health|867124494