Tramadol is an opiate pain reliever. It works by altering how your brain and nervous system process pain signals. Tramadol was first approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1995.
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1. Boost Your Energy Levels
Participants of a recent study that investigated motivations for tramadol use noted using it as an energy booster and to relieve tiredness or fatigue. Many also mentioned how tramadol helped them work harder and more efficiently while de-stressing their lives. Tramadol works by changing levels of serotonin and norepinephrine in your brain causing feelings of euphoria or well-being that many find pleasant; however, it should be noted that taking it may result in phenylketonuria which requires you to follow a special diet; it should also be noted that taking St John's Wort or tryptophan may increase its effects as these substances can alter these levels in different ways than expected.
2. Help You Sleep Better
Tramadol decreases activity in your central nervous system (CNS), including your brain. This can help alleviate pain and relax you, making it easier to fall asleep at night and lengthening the time spent sleeping - as well as feeling more refreshed in the morning!
Note, however, that taking too much or taking it for other than pain relief purposes constitutes abusing Tramadol as it's a controlled substance, misusing it can lead to addiction and disrupt normal sleeping patterns causing poorer sleep quality overall.
Researchers found in one small study that lower doses of tramadol kept participants awake while higher ones promoted initial sleep but later caused wakefulness to disturb normal sleeping patterns. Furthermore, opioids can disrupt your cycle by restricting access to restorative rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which plays an integral part of nightly restorative rest.
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4. Help You Feel Better
Tramadol acts as a painkiller by altering how pain signals travel from your brain to your body, often prescribed to manage moderate-to-severe pain from surgeries or chronic conditions like arthritis. Although less powerful than many opioid painkillers, tramadol may still lead to psychological and physical dependency if misused.
Misusing tramadol may lead to people taking higher doses or more frequently than prescribed, leading to addiction and overdose risks. Furthermore, taking other substances alongside tramadol increases its toxicity risk significantly, raising overdose risks even further. Misusing it for recreational or medical use may have serious repercussions including addiction, death and physical complications.
Numerous factors can contribute to tramadol addiction, including genetics, mental health issues and social and environmental considerations. Individuals with histories of depression or anxiety are especially at risk for becoming dependent upon this medication; long-term use has also been known to cause cognitive decline that hinders concentration and task completion.
Studies conducted recently by researchers concluded that individuals taking tramadol (Ultram) to treat their gout have a higher rate of death compared to those taking naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn) or diclofenac (Cataflam, Voltaren). While these results were alarming, they do not definitively prove that tramadol caused this increase.
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