Tramadol with co codamol
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tramadol and co-codamol can be taken together. tramadol is a morphine salt based drug which acts on the brains pain receptor. co-codamol comes in different strengths, all with 500mg of paracetamol per tablet. some with 8/15/30 or 60mg codiene. co-codamol acts upon the sensory nerves and motor neurons. when combined these 2 drugs provide very effective relief of moderate to severe pain.
This is because taking too much can cause serious problems. With tramadol and co-codamol ( paracetamol with codeine), these are often used to relieve painful conditions where paracetamol alone is not sufficient, such as for muscular pain or nerve pain. The presence of side effects will depend on the dosage and time you took the medicines. Take care and regards.
Co-codamol is another Opiate and switching from Tramadol to Co-codamol won't help you withdraw from the Trams but instead just delay the withdrawal process since they are both opiate related.
The symptoms you feel now could be an allergic reaction to the Co-codamol in addition to withdrawal Symptoms from thre Trams.
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I have been taking the co-codamol for about 6 months. they are the 500mmg I suppose standard strength for here in the UK. The tramadol I don't think should be an issue as I hardly ever take these only now and again.
I would of thought if I was allergic I would come out in hives but they just seem to keep me awake and when I do dose off I wake myself up scratching usually my arms or head ???
I didnt think i was taking enough (max 400mg a day) to have the seizer side effect which is why i went cold turkey, but im now a bit concerened with the co codamol 30/500 as ive been on these 2 years and am on over 100 a month i didnt think these were addictive and my doctor seems to think taking those is fine, im so confused.i need to take something for my migranes and back problem i thought thses were all that were left well thats how the doctor put it.
Hi all. My doctor has prescribed me 8/500 Co-codamol tablets as I suffer from bad joints, a rare form of migraine which mimics a stroke and have wisdom teeth coming through. I can't take any other medication for the conditions I have but; he has said only have the Co-codamol if you really need it. I've been taking them every 6 hours since yesterday and am worried how long I should continue if my pain doesn't subside?
I have been taking 8/500 co-codamol tablets since Christmas. I don't take the full daily recommended of 8 per day every day, but do take a certain amount per day (never any more than the recommended dose) when I do not take the co-codamol I start to feel very unwell and extremely agitated. My doctor said I cannot be physically addicted as I am not maxing out every day, but this does not explain why I feel so unwell when I stop taking them.
I am suffering with a prolapsed disc pressing on the nerve and currently awaiting an operation, I have been trying to cut down on tramadol as it is just not suiting me, but I have now realised that I have done it too quick, I have also been taking Co-codamol, diazapam, volterol and amitriptiline. All apart from diazapam (still taking) I have cut down too quick, I have been for 4 days suffering with nausea, pain in the neck and respiratory area and have fear of falling over when I stand up.
Please don't take any more OTC co-codamol. They contain a lot less codeine but each one you take will make you're withdrawal symptoms last much longer.
The natural amino acid 5HTP will help with the symptoms, calm you down and help you sleep.
Valerian Tincture is also very good at helping you sleep at night.
Both of these are safe, non habit-forming and available online or from any good healthfood shop.
I would get rid of the OTC co-codamol now.
Not sure how I ended up in this situation, and am full of shame, but I have an addiction to co-codamol which I am finding it difficult to deal with. Can't get out of bed in the morning without it, or deal with any work or relationship problems, without taking a tablet. For someone who has been depressed most of their adult life, the high I get is the first real relief I've had from despondency and self-loathing.
But now it's out of hand.
I finally broke down n told my mam last night n she took my to the GP who previously put me on co codamol 8mg, 56 weekly, obviously this did not work as I panicked n the rest is history.
Whenever I've cut down to the 8 mg tabs before I ended up not well over a day later but I'm not sure whether that was due to withdrawal or paracetamol overdose.
Now my GP has put me on pure codeine 15 mg x4 which my mam is giving me daily.
ve just filled by repeat perscription (120 co-codamol 30/500) i picked them up about 6 hours ago, and im 8 tabs down, and contemplating another 4, my addiction started off the same way as so many others i've read on here, bad injury many years ago resulting in strong painkillers, and i was fine with them for a long long time, but one day, i slipped and hurt my knee in work (knees were the root of the original pain) and i couldn't afford to go home, so i took 3, just to try and get me thr
I've had a co-codamol addiction for 2-3 years, it started when I first took them for a bad back, and the feeling it gave me was really good. I was sufferiing with depression at the time and I found that they helped me cope with it until it eventually passed over a period of 2 years. since then I've taken co-codamol daily between 8-10 tablets because of the feeling it gives me. I also drink alot, 4 times a week and heavy when I do drink.
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