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Old 31-05-2006, 01:53
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Combining antagonists and agonists

A pretty simple question to which SWIM thinks he already knows the answer but justwanted to check.

If SWIM were to take a partial antagonist/agonist like Temgesic (buenorphine) and then shortly after take an agonist like morphine, SWIM assumes the morphine will justhave no effect at all. HOwever SWIM noted the doctor said that this was also dangerous.

Could someone fill SWIM in to whether he is correct and why it is dangerous. Thanks for the time.
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