noun a synthetic opioid drug used as a recreational drug and sometimes called 'krokodil'
Desomorphine is a synthetic opioid used as a pain reliever in medical settings.
Desomorphine is a derivative of morphine with a similar chemical structure.
Desomorphine is a potent opioid agonist that acts on the central nervous system.
Desomorphine is commonly known as 'krokodil' and is associated with severe health consequences due to its impurities and production methods.
Desomorphine is sometimes used by medical doctors as a powerful painkiller in certain situations, such as for severe pain management in cancer patients.
Pharmacists may dispense desomorphine to patients with a valid prescription from a healthcare provider for pain relief.
Addiction counselors may work with individuals who are struggling with desomorphine addiction and help them develop strategies for recovery and sobriety.