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Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by AStonesThrow on Friday May 23, 2025 @10:40PM (#44078357)
Nurses in palliative care and hospice are well-known to generously administer morphine in increasing doses, because it eventually takes away all the pain and suffering (of the families and nurses).
Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by Kevcmk on Saturday May 24, 2025 @12:23AM (#44078753)
That’s a controversial take
Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by johnmaguire on Saturday May 24, 2025 @12:51AM (#44078854)
Which part? This is definitely a common practice.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4594093/

Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by amelius on Saturday May 24, 2025 @08:06AM (#44080534)
Not just of the families and nurses.
Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by const_cast on Sunday May 25, 2025 @05:10PM (#44091164)
.. and of the patient. Being in pain, especially constant pain, sucks major ass. People who haven't gone through that don't really know. You can't just ignore it so, in turn, it occupies every space in your brain. We don't realize how many functions we possess that require the precondition of some level of comfort.
Re:Modification of acetaminophen to reduce liver toxicity an... by abridges6532 on Monday May 26, 2025 @06:37AM (#44096002)
As someone young with chronic pain issue but otherwise healthy , obviously increasing doses of opioids or really any opioids at all. This aspect of it occupying every space of your brain can be true in this case as well. It’s hard to compartmentalize and still go about your daily life while no one can see the anguish your in.