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How often can i get my tramadol ultram prescription refilled?




Celestine

It is a non-narcotic pain reliever.



Ming

It depends on your insurance coverage. How often do you need it refilled? Are you following your doctor's prescription? If you are then it should be a non-issue since that information is put into the pharmacy system and your insurance company sees it. The time I spent working in retail pharmacy, I've seen plenty of patients abuse their medications, particularly pain. Those are the medications that get lost, stolen, or the doctor changes the dose midway through without writing a new script. The pharmacy personnel have to do a lot of work and it's frustrating when you think you are being lied to by the patient. How often can someone's dose be changed or lost? I would follow the prescription. If you are going on vacation then you can get an additional refill usually or a supply to cover your vacation. Tell the pharmacy staff so they can get the authorization from your insurance company. It will save them time and aggravation. More importantly, it will save you time and aggravation. If you have any problems with the medication or it's not working like before then speak with your doctor and if he recommends taking more than before, ask him to call in a new prescription for you. Tell the pharmacist that your doctor has changed the prescription and he should be calling in a new prescription for you. The pharmacy team will help you because we want patients to get their medication when they need it. But we do see a lot of fraud, unfortunately. It impedes our efforts.Generally, you are given a week before your Rx runs out to refill it. If you go 5 days before you are to run out then that should be perfect. You then don't have to wait for it to be filled and can pick it up the next day if you want to.



Brunilda

Some doctors will give you 3-5 months worth of refills.



Milissa

It should say on the bottle...next refill before 'such and such' date. It also depends on your insurance company (if you have insurance). Additionally, your doctor determines how often/how much (the quantity) you may receive per/month generally speaking.



Frankenmuth
Port Washington
Waukesha
Day Valley
Stoutsville
Lester Prairie

What is better for pain relief 600 mg of advil or 50 mg of tramadol?




Antionette

I have a super sinus infection and my face is killing me!



Angelic

tramadol is stronger



Tasia

hon, you gotta take whatever works better for you without side effects...take a look @ the directions, the timing, & pick one, then if it doesn't help, wait the appropriate time to take the other;; actually Aleve works pretty well, OTC...but what works for one, moay not work for another, & just cuz the dosage is higher, doesn't mean it's gonna be more effective for YOU..if you are taking ANY other meds then ya truly NEED to consult with your doc or your pharmacist before you even apply it...good luck!!



Arturo

I totally agree with OmsiAli I would take 200mg Ibuprofen and 50mg of Tramadol



Oneida

Advil is basically Ibuprofen, so its not the strongest dose that you can get, you can take upto 800mg Ibuprofen three times a day for short periods (3 days), tramadol is pretty strong - you can take 100 mg at any one time up to four times a day.Tramadol comes just below morphine in terms of pain relief.Ibuprofen is good for muscle pains and bony pain, tramadol is non-selective and good for all types of pain, theres no reason why you cant take them both together because they act via different mechanisms so they can be taken together.I'd suggest using 200mg Ibuprofen and 50mg tramadol and see how the pain goes, if its not controlled then after 4-6 hours increase the dose a little bit.If you're unsure about the doses PM me for advice or read the information thing that comes in the box.



Ellerbe
Colonial Pine Hills
West Ken-Lark
South Farmingdale
South Pasadena
Buckhannon