Anyone Read Leaflet with the Medication?

It will be the pharmaceutical company's way of covering everything. Some people are taking high doses of oramorph and may also have sleep apnoea. The oramorph could reach high plasma levels and decrease or stop your breathing.

Do you know, Doctors shouldn't make anyone feel small, you are entitled to speak to them as they do to you. I was intimidated by Doctors when I was younger, but since getting older and realising that I am in control of my body and not them, I don't get flustered any more. I've worked with them, I know exactly what they are like, and a Doctor is only a human being like us, it's just that they are trained in a different field to the rest of us. Some of the ones I have met in my job would be mortified to think that they intimidated anyone - half the time they are so pressured by seeing patients on time, and not getting their work done accurately, that they seem to forget they are normal people, and they go into what we used to call " Robot mode " - where they focused totally on the job in hand, and hadn't got time for pleasantries. If there is something you don't understand, SAY SO, if you feel they are rushing you, SAY SO, and if you feel intimidated, SAY SO - otherwise the Doctor has no idea how you are feeling. When I visited my Doctor a couple of weeks ago, he seemed very distant ( probably because he was running over an hour late ), and I was wittering away, talking about my symptoms. He started typing notes on the computer screen as I was speaking, so I leaned over his desk ( he had no option but to look at me ) and I just said " I don't want to be rude, but are you listening to me ?? " Then I flashed him a huge grin, and he grinned back, and turned back to face me, and I carried on. He was quite amused.