Question 1

i used tramal for last 6 months for back pain now i am trying to stop taking it but it is really very hard can you please advice best way to stop tnx?

Accepted Answer

Tramadol Addiction: This is becoming more and more common.  And, because of that getting tramadol will be more difficult to get and prescribe.

But, you may very well need to go to a drug treatment center or at the very least meet with an addiction specialist to begin to get you safely off of this medication.

Question 2

i am having bad nausea and disorientation after taking tramal 100 go pain. i took my first dose at 6pm yesterday and another dose 6 hours later (midnight). is there something i can do to help eliminate it from my system? should i see a dr?

Accepted Answer

Just stop using it: Side effects will fade by time, usually hours, half life is around 8-9 hours, so it will be totally out of your system in around 48 hours, if not earlier. If symptoms are getting worse you need to be seen , wish you wellness

Question 3

57 year old male with osteoporosis and osteoarthritis - in pain all day and night. i am on lyrica 75 in evening and lyrica 25 in morning. tramal sr 150 for pain. please advise on chronic pain?

Accepted Answer

Pain specialist : Seeing pain specialist can help as well as orthopedic depending on location,Sometimes with pain depression alters the way our bodies deal with pain and we need to treat that-Cymbslta treats both.Antiinflammatories if not contraindicated may help -NSAID,Tumeric,Fish oil.Pain management may give injections to help also.

Question 4

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i would like to ask my doctor prescribed tramal capsules for pain and i am 28weeks pregnant.. is it safe to drink the tablets. ?

Accepted Answer

Category C: This medication has a mid-level classification for use during pregnancy. (A-X) A is the safest while X is a never/never. As a category C drug, not enough human data has been accumulated to show it is safe, but available data does not show harm. When the use is necessary for the health of the patient it is considered worthwhile.

Question 5

how long the patient of liver metastatic cancer can live with the tramal pain killer?

Accepted Answer

Liver Mets: Prognosis depends on the type of primary cancer, it's spread, your state of health, immune  status, and state of nutrition, among many other variables. Your oncologist is in a better position to advise you on this. Tramadol is supposed to be a non-addicting, moderate pain killer and is effective, indefinitely, for moderate pain.

Question 6

withdrawal symtoms from diazapan how too try relax?

Accepted Answer

Diazepam withdrawal: In order to avoid serious physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms, the dosage of diazepam must be reduced slowly. The best thing to do is to work with experienced physicians or be referred to a detox center. Many medications are contraindicated and the use of other sedatives may or may not help. Antidepressants, anti-epileptics, or beta blockers can be used. Magnesium supplements may help.

Question 7

the symptoms of fentynal withdrawal are unbearable i know that you must step down to get off of fentynal how much withdrawl symtoms with stepping down?

Accepted Answer

By RX only: You should gradually taper the dose only as prescribed by your doctor.  If done correctly, withdrawal symptoms should not be an issue.

Question 8

what is withdrawal?

Accepted Answer

Withdrawal: Is group of symptoms that occur upon sudden discontinuation or decrease in dose of medication or recreational drugs. The symptoms vary with the type of drug, how long u have been on it, its half-life, and whether other drugs are taken at same time.

Question 9

what helps with nicotene withdrawl?

Accepted Answer

Nicotine patch?: Have you considered using nicotine patches?  They come in several different doses so you can slowly taper yourself off and reduce nicotine withdrawal while increasing the likelihood of abstaining from cigarettes.  If you would like more assistance in your efforts to quit smoking please feel free to ask questions and we can discuss your main obstacles.

Question 10

what can i do about withdrawl pain?

Accepted Answer

Withdrawal from ?: I assume you are talking about opiates.  Use of tylenol (acetaminophen) or NSAIDs like Ibuprofen or Naproxen will reduce pain, as will hot baths, hot back, hot showers.  Massage and acupuncture can also help.  If withdrawal symptoms are severe and you are at risk of relapse, get help with medically assisted withdrawal. Many meds, like clonidine, Buprenorphine and Methadone can help short or long-term.Get support!

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I used tramal for last 6 months for back pain now i am trying to stop taking it but it is really very hard can you please advice best way to stop tnx?

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I am having bad nausea and disorientation after taking tramal 100 go pain. i took my first dose at 6pm yesterday and another dose 6 hours later (midnight). is there something i can do to help eliminate it from my system? should i see a dr?

A member asked:

57 year old male with osteoporosis and osteoarthritis - in pain all day and night. i am on lyrica 75 in evening and lyrica 25 in morning. tramal sr 150 for pain. please advise on chronic pain?

A member asked:

Hi i would like to ask my doctor prescribed tramal capsules for pain and i am 28weeks pregnant.. is it safe to drink the tablets. ?

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How long the patient of liver metastatic cancer can live with the tramal pain killer?

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Withdrawal symtoms from diazapan how too try relax?

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The symptoms of fentynal withdrawal are unbearable i know that you must step down to get off of fentynal how much withdrawl symtoms with stepping down?

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What is withdrawal?

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What helps with nicotene withdrawl?

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What can i do about withdrawl pain?

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