Tramadol withdrawal how long

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So, I'm just wondering how long withdrawal from Tramadol usually lasts. I have been doing a lot better lately; the brain zaps are very infrequent, and I usually feel okay on just 2mgs of Suboxone a day. I want to stop taking the Sub when the withdrawal from Tramadol should be over, but I heard that Tramadol withdrawal lasts longer than opiates. I'm getting excited because I might not even need an SSRI, as I am feeling much better from the Serotonin withdrawal symptoms.

How long will it take? It has been over 13 days, and still I feel like I can barely function, like I have a flu bug. I decided to go cold turkey, because it is easier for me that way. Any answers on the length of withdrawal that I might yet experience?

does anyone know how long these withdrawals last, I am starting day 3 and I haven't slept a all....

How long does it take for tramadol to get out of your system? Is there a withdraw remedy? Is tapering off the only help?

Hi Guys, I wanted to know realistically how long taking Tramadol aprox 400mg per day will take to withdraw from. I have looked on this message board and there are so many contradictions. I have been taking it for 2 months and stopped taking it and started feeling awful. I could not believe that taking this for such a short period of time could be a problem. When withdrawing from Tramadol which day is worse.

I took Tramadol for 8 long years. My Doc took me off last year. It took about 6 months to wean me and I have been completely off of the stuff since May 2008 (about 10 months now) and I am still having some issues with withdraw symptoms. I saw my Doctor today and he confirmed this. I am really tired of this stuff. Has anyone else out there had a similar experience after all this time? How long does it take to be completely through with this stuff?

It has been 12 days now and am still suffering with bad withdrawals, like nausea, restless legs, sneezing, etc. Anyone any idea how long symptoms will last ?

I have been taking tramadol for 7 years. I knew I was addicted to it because of how bad I felt when I didn't take it. I decided to come off it about 6 weeks ago and have suffered with a lot of very unpleasant symptoms. I am still suffering them now and wondering what do I do about it? How long is it going to go on? I used to take up to 1000 mg a day, and now I'm the proverbial bear with the permanent sore head. I have had enough of feeling like this, it's horrible.

I just need to know if I should wean off slowly and how long these withdrawal symptoms will last. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

My doctor doesn’t think it will still be the tramadol as she thinks the withdrawal will have gone by now. I think it is the Tramadol. Do you think it might still be the tramadol 45 to 50 days after stopping (cold turky from 400 to 500 mg daily) making me feel very uneasy and panicky?

How long can I expect this to last and is there anything I can do to ease these symptoms? I am a 58 year old male, 5’10” and 200 lbs. I do not smoke. Also, my primary care manager doesn’t know much about opiate withdrawal symptoms and as a result isn’t much help. How does one find a doctor with knowledge and experience with opiate withdrawal and should I be looking for a medical doctor or a physiatrist?

My Dr gave me something for sleeping that helps but every morning I still wake up feeling terrible. Anyone have any suggestions on how long this will last and anything to relieve it a little bit? Thanks!!

I am doing it slow because I am extra poor with dealing with withdraw symptoms. If anyone has done it this way and can share any suggestions including how many pills they would take I am open to listening. I am currently taking approx. 10 pills a day at 50 mg each. I have been addicted for several years. Thanks for any thoughts!

My girlfriend weaned off of Paxil years ago and suggested I drop very gradually. This is definitely better than the last time but now I wonder how long the exhaustion will continue. I had Librium to ease the initial w/d symptoms and that did help. I am taking a B complex vitamin to try and increase my energy level which varies throughout the day. Let me know if you find anything that helps with that and I'll let you know how things progress with me.

I went thru oxycontin withdrawals in 2003, it was 3 long weeks of full blown withdrawals non stop. But right afterwards, i healed fast. This is my secong time, with oxycodone, and even tho, the withdrawals only lasted about 9 days, the aftermath nis horrendeous. Mental depression, anxiety which is finally tapering off in the last 2 days ( today 32 days clean), and my physcial pains are intensified right now about a gazillion!

so just hang in there we care about you on this forum even though i'm new to this i feel like family LOL it's always nice to have someone to talk to in hard times like this as for your question of how long the answer is unpredictable nobody can tell you how long it's gonna take for yourself to get to feeling better but if you want my personal opinion you can bet your life there will be at least 3 days of pure hell after that it depends on how strong you are mentally i think, good luck and god

I am taking Aleve and using pain patches for my back pain. My question is -how long is this going to take me and should I ask my general practitioner for something to help me? Thanks so much.

The big problem I see with Tramadol is that it lasts so long. I find this makes it a bit rougher when I stop taking it, as it seems the withdrawal may last longer than with some other substances. Also, one can get all the Tramadol they want online without a prescription or anything. Like a legal long-lasting opiate. I'm addicted to everything and nothing (yes, that makes perfect sense). I'm a very high-functioning addict: in grad school working on PHD.

Does anyone know how long this will take. If I have days to look forward to, it would help tremendously. My biggest plus is that I am a Christian, and love the Lord. I think I am going through this because of the sin I committed in abusing, plus I the guilt is from lying to my wife. Will someone please make me feel better. I totally trust in God, but a date of feeling better would help. THANK YOU!!

How long will the tramadol withdrawal take to be completely over? and How long can I use a small amount of Kratom on a daily basis without just creating another addiction that I have to get over? Or can I just slowly reduce the kratom to avoid the withdrawal since it is a powder and very easy to measure out? Any thoughts on this would be helpful. I am reluctant to engage my physician in this too much.

I'm having a bit of trouble knowing exactly what to expect from tramadol withdrawal or what I can do to make it better. I'm having a terribly hard time with it myself, but my situation is sort of an odd one really. I was on it for six months, only on the days I needed to bring my pain down to a tolerable level for school sessions.

If I were you, I would research everything u can about the w/ds, what are the typical w/d symptoms, how long it lasts and see if u can manage it. If you start feeling really horrible, you could always go to an ER. I know that sounds drastic, but at the very least, they can check out whats going on with your body and maybe keep you at the hospital just until you get stable. Or they can refer you to a new doctor. They won't just let you walk out if you are in acute w/ds.

trying to find someone who has or has had tramadol withdraws. Here is some of my longgggg story I have been taking tram since April2006....2pills (50mg) 3 times a day.......... on Tuesday 1/8/08..I cut back to 2 pills a day....withdraws start ASAP...mainly hot flashes...tingling in my arms...and just a feeling of not being here...like my head is but Im not...hard to explain ....but should I still be having withdraws 11 days later?? if nothing else I think its worst now then that 1st week.

My question is - how long does it take to wean off this? I want to succeed but I am getting depressed over the fact that I do not seem to be making progress. I would appreciate any advice.

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