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Tramadol(Ultram)

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mikeritchie30

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I find tramadol fairly euphoric. It'll work even when I've built a tolerance to opiates and other opioids. It also works great for withdrawal. Anyone else have luck with tramadol?
 
Tramadol is really weak as far as opoids go. It's pretty much the bottom of the scale. You can also have seizures if you take too much so if you start upping your dose to get high once you have built a tolerance you will be putting yourself in danger.

I have had it when I had a busted knee and it worked OK for that but it was never something I would use to get high. I think even Dihydrocodeine (DHC) is a better high than tramadol.

I don't really know what you mean by "having luck" with it but if you mean is it a good drug I would personally have to answer in the negative.
 
I'm with the OP. I absolutely love tramadol.
It's hit-or-miss with tramadol, some people don't feel shit while others get nice and high from it.

My tolerance does go up pretty fast though, I've burnt through alot of tramadol this past week. 8(
 
I don't like trams. they don't do shit for me. I prefer tylenol with codeine (cwe of course) over trams. though I know trams can be IV'd while codeine cannot.
 
I'm the same;

I rate tramadol opioid effects next to oxycodone (the best). Add in that groovy snri effect from tram, and it's hard to say which one is better of the two!

It's 50/50. pill2chill is right.
 
When I first hurt my back I was scripted Ultram with Hydrocodone 10-325 and, when I would supplement my meds with extra hydrocodone I had accumulated over the years, I found that 2 or 3 hydro mixed with 200-300 mg of Ultram I would get an ecstasy like euphoria because of Tramadol's unique seratonin properties. It was the most amazing discovery for me as it allowed me to avoid moving up to Oxycodone for my back troubles.

Anyway, I highly recommend avoiding the seizure threshold of Tramadol at 400 mg, even if you are prescribed an anticonvulsant or seizure meds.

So, with care and caution, it is possible to mix Tramadol into a Pain Management regiment or use it as a synergestic addition to other full agonists for an enhanced euphoria (and the ability to not use as much Hydro or Oxy to achieve the same results) and very increased analgesia.

But please use this advice with caution. I only offer this wisdom for HR's sake....
 
Tramadol is pretty neat. I had fun with it in the past but I am currently on a maintained dose of Buprenorphine, so I don't get much of an Opiate effect from it. Although not only does it mimic an opiate it is also a SNRI which means it inhibits the re uptake of norepinephrine and also releases serotonin. So for me I just get the SNRI effect when I mix it with my Bupe. Although you should not exceed 400mg because it can cause serotonin syndrome, seizures, coma, or worse case.. death but only at high doses. every time I took it in the past I would always have an anti-convulsant on hand such as Valium. Be safe and be careful!
 
Danny Al'thor said:
Iv tram how?
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Shitty, I did this 2 times when the powder was circulating around the net some years back (maybe it still does). It does have "rush" (I guess you could call it that) but it's not really pleasant in my oppinion. I got real bad muscle twitching/spasms after injecting it and had trouble walking (probably because I took far too much). It just felt like I was gonna have a seizure though I never did get one.

Just don't bother, even if you have a low tolerance it's just not worth the hassle. The first hour or so after shooting up doesn't really feel like an opioid, more like a weird stimulant of some kind.
 
there was nortramadol powder available through vendors as an RC (I don't remember if its scheduled now). apparently this metabolite is what causes the opi effects. some people say they enjoyed it IV.
 
I always though Tramadol was good for w/d. Once I was in w/d from a heavy IV morphine habit and 300-400 mg's would not only kill the sickness,but I'd get a little buzz.

But I hear it's not good to take large doses like that.Siezures and whatnot.
 
well as a heavy, daily user of oxycodone, i will say this about ultram. i got it prescribed for my scoliosis. i am of course going to tell the doctor it did not work and try to get something stronger prescribed because street prices on oxy are skyrocketing.
that being said, 150mg every 12 hours seems to work really well on opiate withdrawals for me (though your situation will obviously differ in a way). the poster above me is totally right about ultram lowering seizure threshhold so be careful. not more than 400mg daily is recommended for anyone. when i take 150mg i get little euphoria. feels about like what a 7.5 hydro felt like to me in the glory days. but it is there. not as good as bupe, of course, but it also doesn't clog up my receptors for when i can score some roxanne or something. cheers.
 
Tram can be great when used very sparingly for WD from another opiate. But let me warn you, if you build a Tram habit the WD can be one of the worst imaginable. Basically you are withdrawing from an opiate and a complex anti-depressant at the same time.
 
Spiral21x said:
Tram can be great when used very sparingly for WD from another opiate. But let me warn you, if you build a Tram habit the WD can be one of the worst imaginable. Basically you are withdrawing from an opiate and a complex anti-depressant at the same time.
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exactly. i would not recommend taking tramadol for more than a week for WD's. after that, small amounts of bupe every time you become unbearably ill is the way to go (i usually cut a strip into 6 pieces and take a piece every time i start feeling like TOTAL jank(i wait as long as possible to do this). this keeps the amount of receptor blockage to a minimum so when i DO score, i have no problem getting off. when i feel like total shit and take a bit of bupe, i feel rather high but all it really is is the contrast of going from deathly ill to a-okay in 20 minutes. haha
 
Spiral21x said:
Tram can be great when used very sparingly for WD from another opiate. But let me warn you, if you build a Tram habit the WD can be one of the worst imaginable. Basically you are withdrawing from an opiate and a complex anti-depressant at the same time.
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I withdrew from trams and it was no fun. they used it as a taper in the treatment center I went to for a week long taper which was just long enough to taste the non opioid withdraws. fuck all that. low dose trams and loperamide saved my ass literally from full blown h withdrawals.
 
Tramadol was the first opioid drug I ever did, the first time I did it I got incredible euphoria/nod but since I've been doing heroin/morphine/ketobemidone it has kind of lost it's charm a bit. However it's still one of my most used opiates, mainly because it's cheap and always available. It also ignores buprenorphine blockade, so I used to mix it with fentanyl to get high while on bupe maintenance. It really sucks coming off it though, withdrawal lasted like 21 days and I was so damn depressed, just wanted to cry all the time (I don't usually experience this). The physical pain of withdrawal isn't so bad though.

Tramadol gives kind of a floaty feeling that other opiates don't. I find it nice to add like 200mg or so when I have a hit of something stronger.
 
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