Basement Farmer
Well-Known Member
It was when this happened:
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Ouch!
Well.... I personally don't feel that there is such a thing as 'too much' pain tolerance.... and feel like you may have gone down the rabbit hole that is denial instead lol. How do I know? I've waited too long for every one of my orthopedic surgeries. And have gone through unnecessary suffering because of it every time. It's the 'knowing' of what's to come once they put a label on the issue that's the problem imo.Actually, my ortho and I came to the conclusion that it was a hairline fractured timebomb that I managed to set off. If I hadn't ignored the pain leading up to the clean break and dislocation and seeked an Xray I could of saved myself a lot of suffering.
I was a heavy user at the time. So it begs the question: Is it possible cannabis can give you too much pain tolerance?
I had the same experience. I was on a steady dose of dilaudid (hydromorphone) for a couple years. I found that toking up helped me to reduce the dilaudid dose. I would not hesitate to recommend cannabis to anyone requiring opioids to manage pain.smoke a little joint, (had no vapes dont judge me), about 10 mins after all my morphine doses, and it took me to another level.. the 2 definitely seem to interact..
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