assumptions statement about pain  killing drugs
121170
addiction would be the first I think of.  I know a female who has become addicted and it tore up her life and her body is a wreck.  After that I wouldnt take the pills unless I was DESPERATE.\n\ndifferent pills have different individual side effects.
547789
sure.....it depends on the dose, was he taking something else with it?  I am so sorry for your loss.\n\nhttp://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/rxdrugprofiles/drugs/klo1214.shtml\n\nthis is a good site for several drugs...
156636
Because then all the junkies would lie and say they were really sick so they could get pain meds.  They're addictive and they can have other side effects so you really need your doctor's input.
379294
Ask a pharmacist...it would depend on what was in the formula
50056
Developing an addiction to prescription pain killers is very posibile and happens often. At that point, yes they are 'addicts' in the truest sense of the definition. Also, people using prescription painkillers over extended periods of time will devlop a tolorance and require higher dosages. \n\nWhen (or if) their need for the painkillers ends, it is typically very difficult to stop taking them. With will power, support, and a good doctor it can be done.\n\nUnfortunately, some people are not able to kick the addiction or the doctor cuts off the supply without a plan for detoxing. At that point, they will resort to alternative means of obtaining the prescription drugs (hence making them illegal drugs). Then they become addicts in the common sense of the term.
568634
That is probably so true. And you would also have the added problem of if they were drunk it wouldn't do any good to take it anyway. LOL!\nDon't you love all those declaimers and side effects these new drugs have now days. \nLike to take something to help you not lose bone density, you are probably going to end up with a stroke or heart arrhythmia from the side effects which they have another one to stop those whose side effects are........................... crazy
480697
That is OK, as long as it is not heroin, morphine,  or medicinal marijuana. You will, of course, need to declare the contents.
617884
Sounds like 100 mg Darvocet. It is a narcotic pain reliever. \nThe dosage would depend on what the prescription was for. Usually 1-2 pills every 4-6 hours for pain.
90131
check the spelling. MS contin is a narcotic form of morphine, that is the only thing I can think of
363803
Ermmmm, maybe the drugs that are being used as the actual medication
257285
you have to take pretty much the entire bottle but it is not guarantee that you will die. some people mite get sick and throw up. it mite screw up your stomach and your immune system. you will live in pain for the rest of your life recovering it. the effect is not fast it could take up to 30 minute to 1 hour to get results. its more likely you will just end up sick and you will suffer instead of sudden death. you can only have sudden death and quick death if you overdose on hard drugs like heroin, cocaine, etc. you just fall asleep and die.
563509
take them to your local drug store, and ask the pharmicist, and by all means do not take any until you find out, what they are, also, they may be past thier expiration date, which could cause you serious harm, some medicines over a period of time, do become lethal if taken, so please do not take any until you find out exactly what they are
662414
Painkiller and British Steel
460520
You mean opiate painkillers?  Well that is a side effect; obviously your pain is agonizing if you needed a catheter.  You can't urinate; a ruptured bladder will either kill you or make life hell.  Without the painkillers, the pain could kill you by causing a heart attack. The catheter doesn't look like such a bad solution.  Hang in there, I know life can suck.
170847
Nah, probably a reaction to the morphine.
334484
By chemically blocking pain receptors
450855
How about setting it up first in a truth table? \n\nIf you do, you'll see there's a counterexample. So there's no way to logically derive A from assumptions 1 and 2.