To re: Morphine

[Guest guest]

,

Just wanted to add that the only thing that releaves my pancreatic pain from a

major atack is Morphine. I also suffer with SOD and have never had a problem

with the 2. Just another case of what works well for one sufferer, doesn't work

for another.

Sandy in Ca

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.... sometimes think that in people with SOD (in fact I now KNOW

that a way they've used to diagnose people with SOD was to give them

morphine) it REALLY is a vicious cycle. In that I mean that I

sometimes wonder if the opioids CAUSE the sphincter to spasm,

[Guest guest]

Sandy: Wow!! Thanks for enlightening me on that one. I know there

is

a one of those " peer reviewed journals " (or some such thing) and

there

was a paper that I believe Dr. Lehman co-authored regarding morphine

and SOD.

But yes, you are absolutely correct!! What works for some won't

work

for others and that is the nature of this ornery beast of an ilness.

Thanks

> ,

>

> Just wanted to add that the only thing that releaves my pancreatic

pain from a major atack is Morphine. I also suffer with SOD and have

never had a problem with the 2. Just another case of what works

well

for one sufferer, doesn't work for another.

>

> Sandy in Ca

>

> -------------- Original message --------------

> ... sometimes think that in people with SOD (in fact I now KNOW

> that a way they've used to diagnose people with SOD was to give

them

> morphine) it REALLY is a vicious cycle. In that I mean that I

> sometimes wonder if the opioids CAUSE the sphincter to spasm,

>

>