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Tramadol Helps with Exhaustion
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My only experience with Tramodol was not good. A GP prescribed it for undiagnosable long term upper abdominal and side pain. Tramodol did nothing for the pain but scrambled my brain. When I eventually moved town and changed to another GP his opinuon was that Tramodol was a horrible drug and I should not use it.
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No never diagnosed. Its more of a constant dull ache rather than a debilitating pain. Been through every test conceivable. Had it for 18 years now and just live with it and get on with life.
Re tramadol, pretty sure its a morphine like drug and highly addictive. Be very cautious with it people.
Hi David, my name is Mike I've been having abdominal and side pain for about 3 years now, is there any way possible you can tell me which side exactly hurts, what triggers your pain, what precautions you take and what do you do to soothe the pain because it's been so painful for me, I've tried everything like you said you did (MRI, CT scan, x-ray, endoscopy and colonoscopy) to no avail still no one can figure out what it is. I hope that we can learn something from each other and hopefully end up helping each other and anybody else out there reading this.
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Hello @david49 , welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with Tramadol. Thank you for telling your experience with it. We are all different and react differently to medications so it is interesting and informative to compare. I hope you found something that worked for your pain. Upper abdominal and side pain sounds very familiar to me. If you don't mind me asking, were you ever diagnosed?
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