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Reply to "If fentanyl is so dangerous, why is it used in hospitals?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Aren’t street drugs being laced with fentanyl? That’s why users are overdosing. A hospital setting is very different. If nurses started mixing in fentanyl when they administered Tylenol those patients would be dying too. [/quote] Yes, the danger of fentanyl is the easy overdosing and contamination of street drugs. That's not happening at the hospital because they know what they're giving you. I've had fentanyl precisely once as part of a spinal block. There's no reason to tie anesthesiologists' hands on a medication they use safely for surgery every day. [/quote]
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