Humberto
There are a lot of factors that need to be assessed when asking this question. How much tramadol was taken, time frames, body weight, body size, activity level... Here is one estimate for you...Tramadol is an opioid (I bet you knew that though) and it increases creatinine levels in the blood causing them to be filtered into the urine by the kidneys. Creatinine is the waste product of muscle usage and is proportional to muscle mass. The drug also decreases Hemoglobin levels (RBC) in the blood which affects the composition of the urine. On average these particular components are recycled in the body every 4 months. This would be a worse case scenario.
Earnest
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Candie
While tramadol (Ultram) works on opiate receptor sites in the brain, it's not actually an opiate. Tramadol doesn't show up as an opiate in a standard urine drug screen (i.e., a pre-employment drug screen for drugs of abuse).If the drug screen tests specifically for tramadol, it will show up in your urine for approximately three days after your last dose.If you have a prescription for tramadol you will be fine.
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