Badrabbit

I know I am making it difficult, I want to do this on my own, I got myself into this, I want to get myself out of it. Thanks.

Is the Paracetemol a problem in Ultracet, how long should I take the Ultracet for.

Okay, thanks Sheryl.

I am I want to stop taking Tramadol 100% the trouble is, withdrawel pain is so bad I can't see how I am going to do it. I have now switched from Tramadol Capsules 50mg to Ultracet which is 37.5mg's plus paracetemol. If I can take something that will make the withdrawal pain bearable I wouldent have a problem. Can I get something from a Pharmacy to take once I tottaly stop the Ultracet which will make the withdrawal pain manageable. I never wanted to take a painkiller, I have always been scared of pain to the point I would do anything to stop it hence my problem. I am trying my best to reduce, I cannot see how I am ever going g to beat this, I have tried but the withdrawal pain is so bad I take tramadol again. Can I get medication to stop withdrawal, surely in this day and age there is something, I have read about Buprenorphine is this available in Thailand. If I can't find a way to cope with withdrawal I will just keep taking Tramadol This will be my last comment, thanks for all comments, it's good to be able to open up even if it is to an Internet forum audience.

I did reduce the Tramadol from 4 to 3 capsules a while back.

Thanks, I'll cope my way, from taking 4 50 mg (24 hours, 1 every 6 hours) tramadol over the last 4 years I have now stopped the 50mg Tramadol capsules, instead I am using Ultracet 3 times in a 24hour period, I have reduced my Tramadol intake from 200mg to 112.5mg, I think I am doing okay, I will continue reducing over time.

Think I'm fine, I'm on 3 50mg over a 24hr period, I'm going to change 1 tablet to the Ultracet which will lessen my intake, as I've said before I'm taking it slowly slowly.

If you post in the forums expect 1 maybe more to be a nob.

Not overweight at all, thanks for asking.

I can't imagine the real pain is still there after 4 yrs, I don't know and won't know untill I stop the Tramadol, interesting situation though. I'm going very slowly, I'm down to taking 3 tablets over 24 hrs from 4 tablets over 24hrs, I'm not in a hurry.

I either quit suddenly and go through withdrawel,no thanks to that, or take it slowly reducing which I'm doing. I do need to get advice on how I can reduce the symptoms of withdrawel, I'm doing okay at the moment. Thanks for your comments.

As I have stated I am doing it slowly, I will go to the Hospital at some point and get advice, I'm not I any hurry.

I intend on going to Hospital at some point to get advice, at the moment I'm okay with my situation. Thanks for the comment.

I don't and have never had a buzz from Taking tramadol.

No thanks. Your friends are well hard and I have nothing but admiration for them, I'll do this my way which is slowly.

This is what I am trying to do, thanks for commenting.

No I have not decided to remain addicted, I've been okay for years taking the Tramadol, I honestly can not cope with the withdrawel pain, at some point I might have to tackle it but for the moment I will continue as I am. I'm obviously no where near as strong as other people when it comes to pain and the awful body relaxing syndrome, When the time comes for me to tackle getting rid of this addiction I will contact you for the details of the doctor you have mentioned. No cause was ever found other than the doctor saying "you have nerve pain" Don't know if the original pain has gone as I have never stopped taking Tramadol, got myself into a big mess

I was referring to in patient re-hab, I know a doctor would be about 2500bht for a consultation.

Thanks, I can not beat this, I was okay untill I tried to stop I've been feeling bad ever since, I have to continue taking the Tramadol whatever the consequences might be. I'm feeling so down constantly thinking how stupid I have been, it's a continuous nightmare.

That was the worst thing by far, "restless leg syndrome" I just can not cope with it. Thank you for the advice I will take it slowly.

I tried to stop a few days ago, the pain was unbearable, what was worse was my mental state, irritable, my body would not relax which again was unbearable, I could not sleep just pace around the house, I was very scared and could not imagine having to cope with it anymore, I took 2 tablets, the pain and my mental state soon returned to normal, it's not fair on my gf having to see me like that, I'm sure she is scared and scared for me. If I can't do this on my own without the pain and mental side of it I will just carry on taking the Tramadol, I've been taking them for approx 4 years with no side effects other than Constipation which I deal with. I have not got the will power to cope with the withdrawel. I am going to reduce the tablets and hope I can get through this virtually pain free. If I'm honest I can't see how I am going to get Tramadol free but I will try my best. I wish I could afford professional help which I wouldn't be able to afford, I am certain my insurance company would not pay. What a mess I've got myself into, never thought it would happen to me.

Thanks I will do that.

Yes I was thinking about Ultracet.

I am reducing the amount I take, was 4 now down to 3 over 24hrs.

As said I'm going to reduce and hope in time I can be free of the addiction. I feel fine taking the tablets obviously its not ideal but as long as I don't have to go through the terrible pain of withdrawal I will continue to take the tramadol.