Showing posts with label will tramadol cause liver problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label will tramadol cause liver problems. Show all posts

Is there any way to obtain tramadol in canada without a prescription?




Veola

I could get a prescription but my mom wouldn't take me to the doctor to get it.. Too paranoid of drugs.



Darron

Yes but you have to be 18 with a cc. go to:



Tracy City
Mobridge
Ashaway
Jennings
Millers Falls
Annetta North

Did anyone else notice judgment issues with tramadol?




Charmaine

I was perscribed Tramadol to deal with pain. I have polycystic kidney disease along with that I took two of them they are 50mg a piece and I felt as if I couldn't understand questions and that I wasn't in the right mind to. It also felt as if it was still in my system 3 days after the fact I couldn't see straight I was very moody and it was terrible. So basically I want to know how it effects my judgement and everything else any answers are welcomed.



Kristyn

I remember feeling a little bit dippy when I first started taking Tramadol, but I got used to them quickly and that goodness i did. I am much happier taking them than a full narcotic pain reliever. Although everyone reacts to medications differently and this may not be right for you. Maybe you shouldn't take 2 at a time. I started off on 1 50mg tablet every 4/6hrs.Talk to your pharmacist I have found that they always give the best answers!!



Kristy

Some adverse effects of tramadol are confusion, impaired coordination, depression, and mania symptoms. Also, since you are renally impaired, you probably should have just taken 25- 50 mg. Drugs affect people differently and I suggest you call your doctor and have the drug changed.



Brookeville
Nicoma Park
Bear Valley Springs
San Rafael
Portersville
Lake Dallas

How is it that tramadol ultram is not classified as a narcotic?




Latrina

All of the effects of Tramadol (Ultram) embody the definition of a narcotic, but it's always classified as a narcotic-like drug.What makes it not a narcotic?



Caterina

Erm. Not sure what above is talking about, as tramadol's principal mechanism of action is at the mu-opiate receptor, and it's considered a synthetic opiate. It does, unlike many other opiates, have very significant serotonergic and noradrenergic activities. This makes it a narcotic as far as the common usage and the pharmacological terminology.The difference is that for whatever reason, probably due to the above outside mechanisms, tramadol has an extremely low potential for abuse. Why? Don't know. But people just don't abuse it. There's a variety of explanations for this, all due to the very odd nature of the drug. Because of this, it's not heavily controlled in most places.



Laverne

While I agree that tramadol has a low potential for abuse, that doesn't mean that there aren't folks out there abusing it all the same. See here: www.erowid.org/experien and here: abcnews.go.com/Health/s



Evelynn

In laymens terms...Tramadol is not an Opiate when you take it, but once your liver filters it out, the remains that your body has to process is an opiate. That's why it has the effects of an opiate but technically is not considered one.



Neil

A narcotic is an opiod medication. Tramadol is not an opiod and therefore not a narcotic. Opiods are things like codeine, oxycodone, morphine and all the long-acting morphine derivatives. Tramadol is a one of a kind medication that is as potent as a narcotic in relieving pain but not in the class of opiod medications.



Overton
Beverly Hills
Kountze
Raywick
Isleton
Bicknell