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Originally Posted by carol632 Sorry in advance if I took your post wrong, but the whole idea of medication is to help relieve the pain...not make you get that "good" feeling by getting high. That is the sure road to addiction and abuse. I would re-think the way you use your meds.
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Tramadol does a great job managing my mild to severe shoulder pain, without any side effects, that I notice. I never take more than prescribed in fact I usually take less. When I do take them, it relieves the pain and makes me feel good. Double pleasure. What's wrong with that? I have been taking tramadol for more than a year and never taken more than prescribed. I hardly feel that is any road to addiction.
I have read a lot of posts about how addictive it is. If it's so addictive why is that if I don't take any for a week I don't feel any withdrawels? I think most of the folks that find it a bad drug must have extemely abused it. Then it gets a bad name because of that. I am glad there is a mild painkiller like Tramadol available to help with my shoulder pain.
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