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Tramadol (tramacet) is related to morphine, though is not as strong a

painkiller. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of naturally

occurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are found in

the brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioid

receptors.

I remember when this drug came out under the name of Ultram. It was hailed as the best non-addicting pain killer, only to have that statement withdrawn a few years later when it turned out that it was highly addictive.

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<<I have been given some Tramacet to try because the Co Codamol I have

for the foot pain isn't working, I am very nervous about taking it,

as I have read the leaflet off the side effects. To be honest since

taking seroxat I am very wary and nervous of taking any tablet. I

have told my own GP about my concerns, and she said it is nothing

like seroxat as it doesnt stay in the blood stream as long.

The ones I have been given say each tablet comtains tramadol 37.5mg

and 325mg of paracetomol , the brand is Janssen-Cilag.>>

** Pay attention to your gut, . Remember, you were told Seroxat

wouldn't hurt you either.

Tramadol (tramacet) is related to morphine, though is not as strong a

painkiller. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of naturally

occurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are found in

the brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioid

receptors.

Tramadol mimics the action of our natural endorphins by combining with the

opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord. This blocks the transmission

of pain signals sent by the nerves to the brain. Therefore, even though the

cause of the pain may remain, less pain is actually felt.

Tramadol also enhances the activity of neurotransmitters in the brain and

spinal cord. Neurotransmitters are chemical compounds that act as chemical

messengers between the nerve cells. Tramadol enhances the effect of the

neurotransmitters serotonin and noradrenaline, and this action also helps

relieve pain.

<<As I think I said in an earlier e mail, I am still taking the extra

strength horse chestnut 2 a day, the same make as J, Bioforce. I did

try the Belladonna 30c and continued these until I had finished the

bottle, but I dont think they helped much. I am a bit nervous of

trying the Alpha lipoic, as someone posted a while back on here that

it lowers blood sugars?>>

** Alpha-lipoic acid reduces blood sugar in thise where it needs to be

reduced. it appears to have no affect on normal or low blood sugar.

This last paragraph is for virtually everyone on the list.

Regarding the Belladonna, whenever you take a homeopathic remedy I have

recommended, always let me know how it's going after a few doses. If you've

had no response to it at all, it's not the right remedy. If there has been

some response this indicates a need for a different dose. But you won't

know that unless you keep contact with me. Don't ever take an entire bottle

of a homeopathic remedy unless specifically instructed to do so. You could

easily end up 'proving' the remedy (having some of the very same symptoms

one seeks to cure with the remedy).

Regards,

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ooh. i still have samples of that crap.

~susan

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Tramadol (tramacet) is related to morphine, though is not as strong apainkiller. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of naturallyoccurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins are found inthe brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioidreceptors.I remember when this drug came out under the name of Ultram. It was hailed as the best non-addicting pain killer, only to have that statement withdrawn a few years later when it turned out that it was highly addictive.

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--- Hi ,

I just wondered if there was a painkiller you would recommend for

me, even just for now?

Also, I am sorry I didnt report back on the Belladonna, at the time

I had no PC to use. Should I continue taking horse chestnutt? if so,

for how long a period?The swelling has gone down, is it possible the

horse chestnutt helped? Regarding the other remedies you suggest,

the Ginkgo Biloba, may I ask why both are suggested, the horse

chestnut and the Biloba if they are both for circulation. Should I

be taking both of them or just one?

Also, is there anything you can suggest for my physical shaking? I

am taking 2 tablets of the Magnesium Citrate. I don't suppose there

is any remedies to help with my crazy food thoughts, is there a

therapy that you know of that may help. After Glitterai's and the

others posts on psychoanayalists I think I need to stay clear of

them.

Many Thanks , I don't know what we would all do with the

internet.

Love

In Withdrawal_and_Recovery , " C Creel " <ccreel@r...>

wrote:

> <<I have been given some Tramacet to try because the Co Codamol I

have

> for the foot pain isn't working, I am very nervous about taking it,

> as I have read the leaflet off the side effects. To be honest

since

> taking seroxat I am very wary and nervous of taking any tablet. I

> have told my own GP about my concerns, and she said it is nothing

> like seroxat as it doesnt stay in the blood stream as long.

>

> The ones I have been given say each tablet comtains tramadol 37.5mg

> and 325mg of paracetomol , the brand is Janssen-Cilag.>>

>

>

>

> ** Pay attention to your gut, . Remember, you were

told Seroxat

> wouldn't hurt you either.

>

>

> Tramadol (tramacet) is related to morphine, though is not as

strong a

> painkiller. Opioid painkillers work by mimicking the action of

naturally

> occurring pain-reducing chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins

are found in

> the brain and spinal cord and reduce pain by combining with opioid

> receptors.

>

> Tramadol mimics the action of our natural endorphins by combining

with the

> opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord. This blocks the

transmission

> of pain signals sent by the nerves to the brain. Therefore, even

though the

> cause of the pain may remain, less pain is actually felt.

>

> Tramadol also enhances the activity of neurotransmitters in the

brain and

> spinal cord. Neurotransmitters are chemical compounds that act as

chemical

> messengers between the nerve cells. Tramadol enhances the effect

of the

> neurotransmitters serotonin and noradrenaline, and this action

also helps

> relieve pain.

>

>

>

> <<As I think I said in an earlier e mail, I am still taking the

extra

> strength horse chestnut 2 a day, the same make as J, Bioforce. I

did

> try the Belladonna 30c and continued these until I had finished the

> bottle, but I dont think they helped much. I am a bit nervous of

> trying the Alpha lipoic, as someone posted a while back on here

that

> it lowers blood sugars?>>

>

>

> ** Alpha-lipoic acid reduces blood sugar in thise where it

needs to be

> reduced. it appears to have no affect on normal or low blood

sugar.

>

>

>

> This last paragraph is for virtually everyone on the list.

>

>

> Regarding the Belladonna, whenever you take a homeopathic remedy

I have

> recommended, always let me know how it's going after a few doses.

If you've

> had no response to it at all, it's not the right remedy. If there

has been

> some response this indicates a need for a different dose. But you

won't

> know that unless you keep contact with me. Don't ever take an

entire bottle

> of a homeopathic remedy unless specifically instructed to do so.

You could

> easily end up 'proving' the remedy (having some of the very same

symptoms

> one seeks to cure with the remedy).

>

> Regards,

>

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