Take Tramadol as per the doctor's prescription and follow all the directions on your prescription label. Resist taking all other neurotic pain medication when you start taking Tramadol.
Convulsion has occurred in some people while taking Tramadol. Tell your doctor if you notice and severe drowsiness or slow breathing in the nursing baby.
Make sure Tramadol is safe for you; before taking is disclose your doctor if you have ever had:
- Sleeping apnea: breathing,
- Liver or Kidney disease:
- Urination problem:
- Problem with your gallbladder, pancreas, or thyroid:
- Stomach disorder
- Mental illness, suicide attempt.
Use a dosing syringe or a medicine dose-measuring device to measure the liquid medicine carefully. Avoid crushing or opening an extended-release capsule or tablet ( ConZip, Ultram ER). Tramadol may not be /habit-forming, even at regular doses. Don't share this medicine with another person, especially with drug abuse or addiction. It should be taken with or without food, but take it the same way at each time.
Never inhale the powder of the tablet or mix it into a liquid for injection into your vein. It may lead to death. It is normal to use Tramadol ER tablet, and the tablet shell may pass into your bowel movement (stool).
A sudden stop to the use of medicine may lead to unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Take your doctor's help to stop the use of this medicine.
Store at room temperature and keep this drug away from moisture and heat. Also, keep track of your medicinal intake.
Before taking Tramadol, you should avoid alcohol; it can cause dangerous side effects, or death may occur.
This medicine may impair your thinking or directions. Avoid driving or undertaking any activity that requires concentration, like operating machinery while you are under this dug's effects. Tramadol-induced dizziness or drowsiness can cause falls or other accidents.
