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I am currently on oramorph 5mg 4x daily. i get a sensation of a 'fuzzy' type feeling in my head. can this be stopped or is it a normal side affect?
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Oramorph: You are on some stout narcotic analgesic. This is likely a side effect and should be discussed with your prescribing physician or pain specialist. I am concerned that you also list tramadol. Generally, you do not take tramadol if you are on chronic narcotic therapy as it may precipitate an acute withdrawl scenario. Don't drive or operate dangerous equip. Until this is resolved.
Answered 5/9/2015
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