I have been taking ultram for a couple of
years off and on. I have been taking
50mg, 2-3 times a day. I ran out and just
want to stop taking them all together. I
originally took them for osteoarthritis,
but do not want to take pills anymore.
It's been 2 days and I feel ok, a little
achy and anxious. Can anyone tell me what
I might expect?
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CarolDiane
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Posted: 11-24-07 20:10pm
I can tell you that you may relapse and
you should never stop a medication except
under the strick supervision of you
doctor.
Carrie
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rooted
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Posted: 11-29-07 16:26pm
Agreed. You can detox, if neccessary, at
a local detoxification center. Do you
know how to find one?
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lwaters
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Nov 2007 Posts: 11
Posted: 11-29-07 20:46pm
Rooted, It has been a week and I am fine.
I am tired, but feel much better than I
did. Maybe because I was only taking 2-3
50mg pills a day. Now, I need to go back
to AA meetings to keep myself on track.
Once an addict always an addict, no matter
what substance we are taking. Thanks for
your support!
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