How many ultracet to get high
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How many pills a day or for how long do you think you would need to be on Ultracet/Ultram before you would experience withdrawal symptoms? My husband took about 100 pills in a 2 week period (unknown to me - they were mine!) and he had mysterious stomach cramping/pain around the time he finished them/ran out. Sounds like it was related.
I didnt have a problem with them they didnt give me nothing like the "high" I got from hyrdos. I guess no matter what you take you have to take with caution but if it is for "true pain" then there is just cause to take it. I have dealt with chronic pain for over 2 years now and i got off all the pain pills to see how much pain was "actual" and how much was the hydros trying to get me to take more meds. The pain is still there and i am into 3 months without hydros.
I never experienced any type of addiction to it, nor did it help much with my pain. Many docs will offer to prescribe Tramadol/Ultracet because you cannot abuse it due to it being a partial antagonist/agonist. Unlike Vicodin or any other opiate, which are all full-agonists, the antagonist property of it means that if you take more than you are supposed to it acts in reverse. An agonist binds strongly to your receptors and gives you pain relief. Euphoria is a side effect.
My doctor is a friend of mine and I was honest with him about my concern for how many I was taking. I never abused the drug. It was strictly used for pain and I felt I used the minimum effective dose. I rarely sought the euphoria, although I did enjoy it.
However, now, without real back pain for 4 months, I find myself having more of a desire for the euphoria - especially when I am working on Sunday mornings (leading music).
I'm kicking it right now...day 5. this has been my best day but the last 4 days seemed like forever while I was going through them. Tram w/d is horrible and it's a horrible drug that so many doc's aren't educated on....mine doesn't seem to be. I would HIGHLY suggest you finding another non-addictive pain management method. trust me...it is NOT pretty and can wreak havoc on you, your life and your loved ones.
I have been on it and have not had to up the dosage to get the relief I need at this point. It sounds like the Ultracet is more addictive and you tend to have to up the doasage quicker.
I am having another procedure done on my neck next week and I plan to discuss a lot of your comments and suggestions with them. Thank you so much for sharing with me. I need to know that someone really understands that pain takes a toll on your life in all ways and areas.
so i will not even think twice again about starting ultracet--i dont want to get hooked on another substance in addition to the vicodin. not to mention, i felt NOTHING from it.... zero... it didnt even take away the headache i had.....i guess thats a good thing. ??
I have been getting vicodins from my primary care doc, for years, for chronic back pain.I dont have pain anymore and got addicted to the energy and motivation , kept saying my back still hurt, and the vikes just kept on coming......
Snapteach, you are going to have to get on the phone and make appointments to the right dr and it will not get any better until you do. It does take work and perseverance but in the end youll be glad you did. I use to be like you sit back and wait for ........ what? I don't know because no one is going or can do i for you. I am not being mean or insensitive but get off your keister this morning an do whatever it takes to get an app at the clinic Mangeri/Fernanadez I told you about.
I cannot stop thinking about them....how to get them... what story to make up....I know its going backwards. I feel so empty w/o them..not nearly as empty as I feel when Im really high...the good kind of empty..the sad kind of empty..Ive always (Im 43) had the tendency to use whatever I could get my hands on but now clearly its out of control...I feel so bad about everything but I can't imagine my life w/o those pills. So now I'm counting the hours until I can get more vicodin ...
You've certainly got a whole lot of painful conditions on your plate. I completely understand. It's so difficult to explain to healthy people how awful life can be when your body turns on you. Shoot - sometimes we can't even explain it to ourselves!
The first thing that comes through loud and clear in your post is that you are under-medicated for the amount of pain you're in.
Tramadol/ultram/ultracet (ultracet having tylenol in it) is habit-forming and not recommended for people with prior addictions...it was originally advertised as not being habit forming but it affects the same receptors as narcotics do...tram also has an antidepressant componenet which makes wd even more difficult due to the depression factor during detox...it is supposedly not "as" habit forming as other narcotics like hydrocodone or oxycodone if taken as prescribed...
ve been taking/abusing Ultram ER 200mg. To get off these things my Dr switched me to Tramadol 50mg. 1-2 4 times daily w/2 extra strength Tylenol. I'm feeling lethargic. I slept fine but I'm just tired and I'm jumpy.
For those who have not read my journal this all started after being struck by lighting in June. I'm assuming what I'm felling is a difference between Ultram and Tramadol.
I thought you might want to know that tramadol (in Ultracet) has been considered a narcotic by a lot of doctors. I was told it wasn't a narcotic and then the information sheet at the pharmacy said it was. I was so confused and didn't know what to do because, like you, I have a past/present of drug addiction.
this is very serious given the very high dose you are on.. you need to do a slow taper. Im not sure how you are obtaining this many pills, but you are going to have to come clean with your doctor and explain your dire situation and hope he/she will help you taper. You may neeed to do a lot of research on your own and bring in printed literature regarding the dangers of tramadol, particularly of its addictive properties and WD dangers.
My husbands doctor has him on it for severe pain and I can tell you it's an evil drug. The mood swings he has in unbearable and doesn't notice what it does to him (old school) so I gave up trying to explain them to him.
There is a thread or many with exactly what tramadol does and it's effects.
My doc was opiates (so I'm no one to throw stones) if you know what I mean.
Have been trying for so long to figure out what is wrong with me. Got some ideas, but no one knows for sure and the horrible part is; I'm hurting more and more and there is no letting up. I can't even focus at work. I have epilepsy since 30yrs old. Have had at least a Grand-Mal a month where my mom says if it could; my neck would do a full circle. it violently twists to the right over and over.
I would on purpose not eat so that I would get a better reaction to the meds and an empty stomach helped me to get that euphoria.
Now that is just wrong to deprive myself of food that I need and I am eating better and being more healthy now it's a start but I think it has all to do with getting thru this and recovering.
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