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Trying To Withdraw Tramdol Use. Have Been Feeling Crabby And Have Sick Stomach. Help?

Please i have been using tramdol 50mg for 2 years i tried quieting but the withdraws are so bad i still taking. them is their any way to taper or quick ? can,t sleep legs jump at night,feel like hopelessness up tight crabby , sick to my stomata , is their thing i can do besides keep taking them thank You for what ever you can suggest. I should have know it a money scam some of us Americans still believe in a oath.
Fri, 12 Jul 2013
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Hello,
This is always a problem whenever you want to quit tpsuch types of medications cold turkey.
In fact you have to be patient with withdrawl and must withdraw very little and very slowly.
You can try by withdrawing 5 mg every month.
You start taking 45 mg now and then make it 40 mg after a month and do on.
This way your body would get readjusted very slowly.
I know tjis is going to take a year but there is no other way.
I hope it helps you.
Thanks
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Trying To Withdraw Tramdol Use. Have Been Feeling Crabby And Have Sick Stomach. Help?

Hello, This is always a problem whenever you want to quit tpsuch types of medications cold turkey. In fact you have to be patient with withdrawl and must withdraw very little and very slowly. You can try by withdrawing 5 mg every month. You start taking 45 mg now and then make it 40 mg after a month and do on. This way your body would get readjusted very slowly. I know tjis is going to take a year but there is no other way. I hope it helps you. Thanks