Without tramadol

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i needed tramadol refilled but dr office said we can't get you in until next week I am totally drained and feel weird is this from being without  3 days

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  • Posted

    Some people can suffer withdrawal from tramadol others dont. Can they not just get doc to write script for you to pick up from reception over there for something like that? When on meds you cant do without you really need to get yourself organised so you don't run out
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    I just phone my surgery and ask for them to request a script from the doctor. No appontment is usually needed. If you have been without tramadol for 3 days then the worst is over regarding WD. It peaks around day 3 and then gets better afer that. If I were you, I would use this opportunity to come off this awful rug completely. After all, your main concrn ds not seem to be pain and there are much better, more effective nd less addictie pain killers out there.
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    That is EXACTLY why you are feeling that way. It took me 2 months to stop feeling fatigued and drained after I stopped taking them. But now being free from them since February, I've noticed I feel more energized and better than when I was on them and "thought" I felt like superwoman.. not the case! They made me a lazy recluse!! Get away from those things, you'll have to stop taking them sometime and it'll suck the longer you're on them. The withdrawal was hell!

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