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Can Tramadol Be Taken For Breathlessness, Fatigue, Congestion And Joint Pain?

Hello I went to the doctors office today with shortness of breath, fatigue, congestion, joint pain and greenish brown mucus coming from my nose and mouth when I cough. I was prescribed Tramadol HCL and send home. I have a history of stroke and aneurism. I am concerned and need to know If I should take this medication or go to another doctr
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Hi! Tramadol is a narcotic like analgesic (painkiller). The doctor probably prescribed it for your joint pain. However from your description you appear to have a respiratory infection ( a bacterial one ,considering you've been bringing out greenish brown mucus). I believe you should go in for a second opinion.
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Can Tramadol Be Taken For Breathlessness, Fatigue, Congestion And Joint Pain?

Hi! Tramadol is a narcotic like analgesic (painkiller). The doctor probably prescribed it for your joint pain. However from your description you appear to have a respiratory infection ( a bacterial one ,considering you ve been bringing out greenish brown mucus). I believe you should go in for a second opinion. All the best!