Does tramadol cause you to bleed between periods?

Alden

Sometimes when I m on Tramadol, my period becomes irregular and its hard to poop. Is this bc of the tram?



Dortha

The constipation definitely is. Tramadol is a opioid painkiller, and unfortunately, all of these have constipation as a side-effect. Try taking Colace or something similar.I don't think your period being irregular could be directly linked to the tramadol, though. I've taken it before and it was never a problem for me, except once, and I hadn't been eating well because of the medication. You might want to take a look at your diet, because that can cause irregular or missed periods.



Dalton
Dallesport
Avon-by-the-Sea
Brunswick Station
Limaville
Kelliher

What will happen if someone overdoses on tylneol and tramadol?

Demetrius

what will happen if some takes like 100 tylenol pm and like 20 tramadols and what will happen to the person and how will the doctors know if the person does not tell anyoneage 15height 5 2weight 130state caplz give me some good answers this is very important and will mom and dad get in trouble if it is nor their fault



Awilda

O.K. first of all don't do it. I just want to clarify that 100 tylenol PM's and 20 tramadol's will kill you instantly, it won't take six months. Tramadols will cause you to have a seizure and and the Tylenol will cause you to have liver failure. The PM will sedate you, but in large amounts, mixed with Tramadol, it will cause for a horrifyingly uncomfortable death. That would be a horrible way to go. Life is too precious. Talk to someone, you have your whole life ahead of you.



Charlott

Your kidneys will be poisoned and you will die slowly over a period of a couple of weeks in agonizing pain.The problem with O.D.'s is they almost always cause a failure of vital organs, but not total shut down of all organs. That results in slow death as the organs die one by one. The average O.D. takes about six months for total organ failure. While waiting for death, the victim is almost always in excruciating pain as organs fail.



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