Can i have a seizure from 50mg of tramadol?

Dorotha

I have no history of epilepsy, head injury or anything really. I'm not taking any drugs at all, including no SSRIs. I've never taken Tramadol before and i'm just curious if a seizure could occur from 50mg. Everywhere I go they always tell me the same vague information.



Laverna

So have you had a seizure and what has your Physician/pharmacist said to you concerning the Tram when you ask him/her this question. Look a simple aspirin can cause many people to bleed to death so there are effects from every foreign substance you stick in your body. Why are you taking Tram isn't it a pain pill and addictive?I did your work for you that you could have done a simple google search and foundSeizures (convulsions) have occurred in some people taking tramadol. You may be more likely to have a seizure while taking tramadol if you have a history of seizures or head injury, a metabolic disorder, or if you are taking certain medicines such as antidepressants, muscle relaxers, or medicine for nausea and vomiting.Read more: www.drugs.com/tramadol.html#ixzz0



Isabelle

usually seizures come from tramadol withdrawal plus 50mg is not that much... i'm not a doctor by the way so double check on wikipedia



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How long does it take to become addicted to tramadol ultram?

Emiko

I hurt my foot recently, and my doctor put me on this. Well, I've been taking more than I should at once, and I would like to hear anyone's opinion.



Shenita

Contrary to an answer I saw given to you, Tramadol is not listed as a narcotic drug (yet). It is an opiate based medication that is used to control mild to moderate pain, and has proven very effective. However, if you are having to double up, then you should discuss other options with your doctor, simply because he knows you and your injury and can tell you what is best as far as making your injury heal properly.There isn't really a time frame regarding addiction. Some people can just become addicted to the fact that they are taking meds. Everyone is different, but I can tell you some signs of addiction that should help you to evaluate your use.1) Taking medication earlier than the time frame prescribed.2) Taking extra medication.3) Not being honest with physician about your consumption of the drug, or about your pain.I think the best way to determine if you have an addiction or are becoming addicted is to be truly honest with yourself. It is easy for you to convince yourself that you need the drug if you are not being logical about its use.Good Luck



Lupe

Ultram is a wide spectrum pain reliever but like any drug if taken NOT according to the prescription it can be ineffective and potentially quite harmful. I have been on this drug for the past 2 years due to MS and have not noticed side effects similar to an addictive medication. Have a talk with your local pharmacist or physician follow the directions as written,otherwise the drug will be ineffective.



Hilaria

There is not a set time limit for addiction or dependence. You say that you have been taking more than you should, are you doing this because you are in more pain than the ultram is helping with, or are you taking more to get high? Be honest with yourself.Either way, you need to speak with your doctor. Be truthful with your doctor about your level of pain, and how much ultram you have been taking, and how often.



Donovan

Check your other question about someone answering your question. I did.IF YOU DIDN'T WANT THE TRUTH. DON'T ASK FOR IT TWICE!!!!!!



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Can you take tramadol when u are preggers?

Alesha

does anyone know if you can take tramadol when you're preggers? I know they say not to but I'm worried about the effects of withdrawl on the baby. Anyone here take tramadol during pregnancy?



Merissa

The leaflet in my box of Tramadol says to tell your doctor if you are preggo or become preggo while on Tramadol. I would assume this is so they can monitor bub and maybe even supervise or advise you of the correct way to stop the Tramadol.The only withdrawal symptoms I got from stopping Tramadol were severe insomnia for around 3-5 nights...it was very annoying...The Tramadol had also constipated me and this changed when I stopped taking it. My back pain quickly returned in about 24 hours after stopping the Tramadol too. I stopped it to trial another painkiller but went back on the Tramadol as it works well for my chronic back pain. The Insomnia was by far the worst symptom I hadSo.....speak with the Doctor who prescribed you the Tramadol so they can advise you properly.



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