Tramadol for children

Common Questions and Answers about Tramadol for children

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Avatar f tn I have been off Suboxone for 10 days and taking 150 mg of Tramadol per day for the past 5 days. I thought I was starting to feel better but now am just still so sick. I have 2 children to take care of one who is an infant. I feel like giving up..... Is the tramadol prolonging my withdrawl symptoms? Should I stop? Or should I just call my Dr. and go back on Suboxone but less mg. I was taking 4 mg of Suboxone per day. I don't know if I can go on like this. How long until I feel better?
Avatar m tn What I would like to know is if we can direct a doctor to the right literature on this and he/she is willing to help, can gabapentin and tramadol be used to treat children for this condition of neurogenic cough and how would we find accurate dosing help? Would the typical dosage amounts of these meds used to treat children for seizures be applicable for this condition? If these medications cannot be used in children for neurogenic cough, what other alternative meds would be helpful?
446097 tn?1223694666 Yes I did, but I was asking about Tramadol for pain as well as WD. I have been working really hard at the gym and with PT and am feeling better chronic pain wise. The other times I have tried to stop the Norco the nerve pain came back with a vengeance. This time is different as I feel the neck pain and back pain has subsided to a manageable level. I am taking Lyrica at night (nerve inhibitor) which has been great!
Avatar m tn he gave me tramadol for the pain in which that stuff does not help at all.. i know the stuff makes me sleepy so i was wondering if anybody else has taken the stuff and how it worked for you and how to stay awake?
1019316 tn?1262615059 Have you stopped taking tramadol? I am no expert thats for sure but I have taking tramadol for many years along with norcos. How much tramadol have you been taking? You may have been supressing your WD symptoms. Kratom acts on the same mu-opiod receptors as tramadol. So you may experience some WD when you stop the tramadol.
Avatar f tn The doctor gave me Tramadol for my endometriosis pain. I have a full week of almost intolerable pain every monthl. Tramadol is one of the few drugs I can tolerate with regards to nausea (Vicodin et al seem to just make me puke immediately), and it does actually manage to relieve my pain fully or at least 80-90% (when I mix it with Aleve). The problem is this. I have to admit that I enjoy the Tramadol. It makes me feel good. Of course it does -- it makes everyone feel good.
Avatar m tn I've been having back pain recently which stems from something that I have had since I was a kid, although it seems to be getting worse as I get older. What will happen is that the pain will start in my back then move down my legs. Sometimes it hurts so bad that I can hardly walk. I've been to the doctors many times, but they can never pinpoint what is causing it. Anyway, the doctor recently prescribed Tramadol for the pain.
Avatar m tn Welcome to the forum! I read your post and did a search for "Suboxone for tramadol addiction" and came up with alots of posts. Some say yes, some say no. I didn't read all the posts though. You may want to do a search on this and read more. But someone will be on soon that can really help. Also you can go to Suboxone.com, locate a doctor near you and ask them directly. Which ever way you choose to get clean, just get clean. And we're all here to help you.
2117936 tn?1334693230 hello and welcome. did the doctor give you a taper plan? you cant stop tramadol cold turkey.it can cause seizures. some of the symptoms of withdrawal can be,anxiety,sweating insomnia, nausea, shakiness, diarrhea, brain zaps.
Avatar m tn ve been on it for much of your life so for me Tramadol helps with the little things while maintaining less abuse potential. Everyone is different and abstinence is not always the goal ahead of self care assisted by a drug similar to codeine v full agonist. Plus Tramadol assists to deal with the withdrawal and rehab elements using a far less load than the others for me.
Avatar m tn Have you tried to give up tramadol and had problems with the withdrawal or are you yet to try? How long have you been using tramadol for? I just tried giving it up for the first time yesterday. I took my last pill at 1 am on December 31st and had caved in 19 hours later.... I am thinking I need to taper but I just want to get this over and done with as soon as possible. We can get through this together!!!
Avatar f tn I have been struggling with Tramadol addiction for a very long time. For about the last 4 years I have been taking 15-20 50mg pills a day. August 2017 I had my first seizure. I was taken in by ambulance and had a million tests done and nothing came up as to why I had a seizure. Obviously I know it is from the Tramadol but no one else knows I am addicted. After having every test possible, the doctors wanted me to go on 1000mg Keppra.
Avatar f tn I was successfully addicted to tramadol for many years !!!! As IBK said tell us more tramadol can be just as addicting as other opiates. doctors are big on saying its not addictive but many of us found out the very hard way that was wrong ....
Avatar m tn t think the Tram Warriors on MedHelp that we hear from are those that were put on a short term, 5 day, controlled step down script for Tramadol. The potential for addictiion to Trams after being addicted to another opiate is VERY REAL. And we need to KNOW all we can on our new road to recovery....be aware of pitfalls and misnomers out there. Your situation seems to be different than most I've read on here. The use of this 5 day plan is NOT what many others on here are even talking about.
Avatar m tn Do not substitute Tramadol for hydros. Tramadol is extremely addictive and some here have said they are more difficult to withdrawal from than some other drugs. You can find many threads about the Tram withdrawals. I would just stay the course the way you are now. It will be difficult for awhile, but SO WORTH IT!!! Good luck and you are in my prayers!!!!
Avatar f tn (10-15 a day). I have a script for 15-50mg tramadol. Should I use the tramadol to help ease the lortab comedown? Will it even help? Or should I go cold turkey? I've read other posts about tramadol, and don't know which way to go. I do know I want my life back, and I can't afford the down time of the painful withdrawls I get. Experienced advice would be greatly helpful.
Avatar f tn Tramadol works like an opiate pain pill. DO NOT take Tramadol as the withdrawal is very bad when you try to stop even after using it for a short time. With Subutex I think you are suppose to slowly reduce the amount you take until you can stop. There is no easy way out by replacing one pill with another, it just continues your addiction. NO Tramadol, don't do it even once. Do you have a Doctor that can help?
1019316 tn?1262615059 Hi everyone, I was prescribed tramadol for two weeks after minor surgery. When I ran out of my script of 30 I started to feel withdrawal symptoms (weird considering it is not supposed to be addictive yeah right). I took 2-3 80mg a day. Today was my second day off of them and I know the w/d can't last long. But the question I want to ask is, I found one of my tramadol today that was left on a dresser and took it. Will taking this tramadol post pone my withdrawal symptoms?
Avatar m tn Thank you for the reply jf you have any other suggestions on how to cope with tramadol withdrawals it would be greatly appreciated thanks again,
Avatar n tn Took my last 5 tramadol at 5am Friday morning and since 5pm Friday afternoon the body aches haven't stopped. My body is WEAK and it hurts to stand. I've got two children, on my own - one being a baby only two months old. I spent 4 years prior to having children in and out of rehab for heroin addiction and stayed clean for almost 4 years. Only 11 months ago did I start eating pills again.
Avatar f tn I understand about the "stigma" behind fibromyalgia. I have had another doc. recommended from a friend in recovery. She too was diagnosed with fibro. when they could't find anything wrong with her. She now takes a crap load of vit. D, to treat her defiencey, and feels great. I take Concerta for the fatigue, which has always been my biggest complaint and why I started going to the doctors in the first place. I take 36mg. not everyday. I do not get hyped up, or high in any way.
621711 tn?1223570604 maybe the doctor does not know your friend is in drug court? tramadol is an extended release narcotic opiod. unlike most other opioids, Tramadol is not considered a controlled substance but is categorized S4. In some states, there are subsets of Schedule 4 with additional requirements, but I dont' think tramadol is one of them.