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Morfina

LAST UPDATED: Monday November 7, 2022

Morphine

¿Qué son?

La morfina es un narcótico (opioide) natural que se elabora a partir del opio; se vende con receta; sus nombres comerciales son Kadian®, MS-Contin®, Oramorph SR®, MSIR®, RMS®, Roxanol®. Es muy efectiva para tratar el dolor pero con gran potencial de abuso. 

Nombres en la calle

Dreamer, Emsel, First Line, God’s Drug, Hows, MS, Mister Blue, Morpho, Unkie

¿Cómo se toman?

  • Inyectada.
  • En solución oral.
  • En tabletas, cápsulas, supositorios. 

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Aguja

¿Cómo afecta al cuerpo?

  • Euforia y alivio del dolor. 
  • Adictiva. 
  • Signos de sobredosis: piel fría y escamosa, somnolencia, baja presión arterial y pulso bajo, coma y posible muerte. 

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