How long to tramadol withdraw last?

Ammie

I have been taking tramadol for awhile now and I stopped. I am wondering if anyone knows how long the withdraws last and if there is anthing I can do to help with it.



Christoper

I feel for you. I have been there, done that. I understand different people have different withdraws. I felt itchy, dizzy at times, and a 'Whooshing' sound in my head. My Dr. told me it was my chemical mal-function causing this noise. Some things only lasted for a couple of days, others lasted for weeks. My sister had a different reaction. She got very sick, like she had the flu, couldn't leave the house for days. If you need to, like I had to, take one to help relieve the symptoms, and then go as long as you can again before taking another one. You will be able to go longer and longer without needing one, until you can bear the last bit. Hang in there, it will get better.



Garnavillo
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Mio
Lilburn
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Breckenridge Hills

Does anyone know what the absolute maximum dose of tramadol a person can take per day?

Howard

Could seven hundred mg possibly be an ok dose? I am still in pain even at this strength but it beats the alternative! Thanks to all who responded to my former question about tramadol today:) It is so reassuring to connect with real people---- I have been scared to tell anyone what I'm dealing with.



Devora

only take what is prescribed on the bottle.tramadol is a low dose pain medication, (the least addictive narcotic of them all) and if you have a lot of pain there are many other medications out there your doctor can put you on. you don't want to risk a seizure or other effects to your body.please call & make an appointment w/ your doctor asap!!!



Kermit

It's either 400 mgs or 800 mgs, I'm not sure which. I think 400, though. Anything above that and you're at a greater risk for seizures.



Wilburn

You should only take, what it Say's on the bottle of medication...if the pain medication isn't working for you, you need to go back to the doctor and let him know...maybe there is something else he can prescribe.....good luck



Claudine

I think I saw your question earlier that you were concerned that you were addicted to Ultram (tramadol). That is possible infact there has been some speculation that it could possibley be changed to a controled medication. If you are still having pain after taking the reccomened dose call your Doctor. You may need to have something else for your pain. Tell your Doctor your concerns about tramadol being addictive. That way they can work with you in prescribing medication to help you.



Vincent
Antelope
Fox Chapel
Sandy Hollow-Escondidas
Weymouth
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