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A member asked:
What do you advise if i'm quiting a medicine named tramadol and i feel a lot of pain in my body what should i do?
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Decrease more slowly: You sound like you are experiencing withdrawal symptoms from tramadol. It happens when your body gets used to seeing it in your system and then suddenly stops. Tramadol has mild narcotic, pain-relieving properties. Flu-like symptoms, as well as emotional swings, are the hallmark. Reduce slowly, in a tapered manner, and contact your prescribing doctor to inform them.
Answered 6/2/2014
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