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PhoenixRisen
07-19-2009, 06:55 PM
I was without my tramadol for about a month, but I had 60 Percs prescribed by my doctor, and some poppies if things got real tough, as I tend to tolerate Oxy very quickly. I basically ate 5-6 pills a day, Found myself dipping into poppy because I needed that mental/neurochemical effect of experiencing pain, but retaining motivation, postivity, wherewithal.

I'm not sure if that made the sense I meant for it. Sometimes I can just "know" I'm in pain , but if my mind isn't fogged up, and I'm in the right mental state; I seem to be able to just detatch from it.
When I can't take my mind off how slowly I have to move to avoid aching at work (Overnight Stocker = Heavy Shit), and it drags on my case count. Longer Story shorter, I got my tramadol(a 45 day script at 4x a day). I overtook when I got them, but the first effect was not pain relief, but a serious mood lift. I KNOW that my liver had not created a M1 metabolite surge that quickly, so I chopped it up to serotonin and NorEppy. I've been more motivated, I feel I can cut down, take em one pill at a time. Now the it feels my system is starting to recover. Although I have to say, if you take a lot in the beginning, or even after that, slow down towards the end of the bottle, because they do provide a crash that way.

lib.sOCialist
07-19-2009, 07:50 PM
trams keep me very well even when i have a hefty IV habit, and i know im gonna get shit for this, but darvocet gets me so fucking high at around 600mg's...it feels like a 30-40mg dose of methadone to me....:)

PhoenixRisen
07-19-2009, 08:09 PM
We all have different neurochemical processes, and metabolisms. Whatever Works. Cheers ;)

nick
07-19-2009, 08:11 PM
Yeah,400mgs of ER tramadol is as good as anything for killing wds.It helps that no matter how much I take,I can't get anykinda buzz from it.So,I can't abuse it.

Chipper
07-19-2009, 08:30 PM
This may interest you ... sorry about the big font

Tramadol versus methadone for the management of
acute opioid withdrawal

http://journals.mui.ac.ir/jrms/article/viewFile/320/121 (http://journals.mui.ac.ir/jrms/article/viewFile/320/121)