Tramadol is a drug that has a function similar to that of an opioid (narcotics) antinyeri drug that works directly in the brain by altering the body's response to pain.
Tramadol is considered a prescription drug to treat moderate to severe pain.
Because tramadol can sometimes have similar effects to opioid drugs, tramadol is sometimes used irresponsibly to cause addiction or addiction.
Excessive use of tramadol and not in accordance with recommended doses of course can cause various side effects that are harmful to the body,
here are some of them: nausea and vomiting decreased appetite drowsiness persistent seizure speech unclear headache disorder coordination gestures constipation fever depression and in severe conditions or joint use of other drugs, can also cause agitation, muscle stiffness, uncontrolled muscle movements, tremors, to coma. If you feel you have symptoms of addiction to this drug, you should immediately see a doctor to start a drug withdrawal program.
Tramadol drug termination after long-term drinking and high doses should be done gradually to avoid severe drug withdrawal. Your doctor may help plan the dose of the drug or replace it with other drugs, or give medications to reduce the symptoms of drug breaks that will occur.
In the meantime, some things you can do include: Remove any remaining medicines in your home Keep yourself away from the environment and bad relationships Seek help from your nearest person to provide ongoing support in your treatment program