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04-06-2008, 11:47 AM
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Hi Kmeb!
 Thanks for your input! I have taken morphine (and dilaudid for breakthrough pain) for 4 years now. These do slow down the GI tract. I have not had nausea before from them. Yet, you may be onto something, as we have "bumped up" the morphine a bit! With the morphine increase (which could create nausea for me at this dose) and the GI "bug," it has probably just compounded the situation? I do try to avoid constipation from meds. Probably should pay even more attention to avoiding any constipation. There's a good thread right here on this! This sounds like a very reasonable explanation to me! Thanks so much!  I hope each day gets better and better for you. 
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