tramadol with aleve

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.

I am currently in a tremendous amount of pain in my fingers, elbows, shoulders, left knee and left hip. Volteran gel has not helped at all and neither has Aleve. Can I take tramadol with these two drugs? I have recently switched my insurance and am waiting to get into a new rheumatologist.

m feeling pretty horrible right now leg aching and mental part is probably the worst part I went seven days without hydros but when I read that tramadol could be worse I replaced the one tramodol I was taking to help with the rls to help me sleep with a hydro I hated to do that but inhad to have something my plan is to only use that for a few days then maybe go to a half for a few days and then nothing.

I was diagnosed with Cluster Headaches when I was 16 and put on various muscle relaxers to try to help but they never went away. My doctor at the time said they couldn't give me anything else stronger because I wouldn't be able to function in school, so I stopped taking everything and just went on my merry way dealing with headaches everyday (after awhile you kind of get used to them!

I'm in a similar position with medication making me isolate. It's one of the things I hate about taking them. I'm looking into other options like acupuncture. (I am not addicted but addiction is something I worry about constantly.) From what I hear, rebound pain is very common and it should subside, but I don't know how long the rebound pain usually lasts. I'm sure someone will be on later and will be able to answer that for you.

The one non-narcotic pain reliever that comes to my mind is Ultram (tramadol). I have talked to many who have used it with success.

Be careful with the Tramadol. It is in fact highly addictive. It is considered a non narcotic, but its dangerous just the same. And the WD coming off of Tramadol is worse than Hydro WD. Trust me...I know people that have been addicted to them....and they are hell to get off of.

I have tried Motrin, Extra Strength Tylenol, Excedrin and Aleve for the headaches I get from treatment. None of those worked, so I use Tramadol, a prescription. The condition of your liver is the key to what the real answer to this question is. Your doctor can best answer it. Good luck.

Thank you !! I tried to drop you a personal note re: tramadol information -- I am not sure if you received it or not. Maybe others can help to. I will post it as a question!

TO ALL OF YOU TRAMADOL USERS AND ABUSERS: I have been reading on here how many people are users and abusers of tramadol. I have a very important message for you that you may not be aware of. DO NOT take tramadol if you are already taking any anti-depressant called an SSRI (serum-serotonin re-uptake inhibitor). If you are unsure if your med is an SSRI, ask your pharmacist (many anti-depressants are). They is a contraindication with these two meds.

I experienced reallly bad pain in my upper arms after I quit tramadol but it did subside a lot with time. Rebound pain maybe? And now the OTC stuff works great for my pain. Have you tried motrin or aleve? Congrats for quitting!

I'm coming off tramadol that I've been on for 3 weeks with my lock jaw. Feeling really alone, sluggish and just down. Looking for encouragement.

I have lost the central vision in my left eye from wet macular degeneration and was diagnosed with the same condition in my right eye 3 months ago. First diagnosed at 50 and am now 55 years old. I did have Lucentis injections in the left eye for 3 years and have started the same treatment in my right eye. Due to the vision distortions and depth perception problems I have taken several falls this past year. Yesterday was the latest fall and today I'm in bad shape.

it would be best if you could decrease the dose over the next couple days ;if you have bouts of pain you can treat it with motrin or aleve; treat insomnia with benedryl &diahrrea with immodium.....

Hi Konobee, welcome. I'm going to see if I can get your post moved over to the Substance Abuse Forum. You will get lots of advice and support there. Also, you might want to check out a journal that is written all about Tramadol and withdrawals. It's called Ultram and Tramadol, and it is written by Emily Post. You can find it by putting Ultram and Tramadol in the Search Bar on this site. I'm sorry, I do not have any personal experience with Tramadol, but others here do.

Have you tried over the counter Aleve? Ice? Heat? The pain you are having is nothing fun and can be extreme. Tramadol is a generic form of Ultram. It is effective for some minor pain. Your doctor can tell you the correct exorcises to do and discuss further treatment. Chiropractor and surgery would not be out of the question.

If naproxen (aleve) does not help alleviate the pain, other more potent pain reliever can be given like tramadol or morphine. You may want to seek consult with a pain specialist. Also, rehab therapy can help with the post surgery complication. Good luck.

Tramadol is bad because doctors prescribe it with impunity because it is sold to them as a non-narcotic. The problem is it binds to the same brain receptors that narcotics do, so our bodies perceive it as a narcotic and become addicted to it. Many people who have taken it have become horribly addicted to it and have a booger of a time getting off of it. Many have said that it was more difficult for them to quit the Tramadol than it was for them to quit opiates.

Have you tried Motrin instead of Aleve? Aleve did nothing for me, but I found Motrin did actually help quite a bit. Also I found these Bayer's Crystals at the pharmacy that I take in addition to Motrin when I am really in pain...they seem to also really help. You may find like me that the pain really does lessen in a few weeks. I am at about 35 days or so and I'm definitely in less pain than when I was on Norco. Good luck!

I havent taken any medication while pregnant but woke up feeling like I had been run over. I googled a bit and decided to take an Aleve about a hour ago. I feel fine and my baby boy is moving like crazy, I just wanted to know if anyone else has taken Aleve while pregnant? Or have been told anything by their Dr? Thank you!

yes i had bone pain while taking procrit, I took aleve to help with the pain. Once I stopped the procrit the pain went away but did make me kind of grit my teeth,,just keep moving it helps...

Be very careful with the tramadol. It comes with it's own set of problems. It is HIGHLY addicting and the wd's are bad. It has to be tapered down due to seizures that can happen and do. Tramahater or avis will tell you more on this drug when they get on the forum....

Toradol is in the same class of drugs as Motrin, Aleve, naproxen. What are your symptoms? It's generally a safe drug and is opiate free.

When I did not have or would run out I took tramadol 20+ per day from an online pharmacy. I never had a problem getting them until now, ran out of a 120 pill prescription in 5 days this month and was suppose to get a refill on tramy 4 days ago. Thank God this has happened, i have wanted to stop for so long but as long as I could get I would take.

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