Does anyone else get the same symptoms as speed on tramadol?

Yes, all of what you are experiencing are common side effects. Others have the opposite, they are very fatigued when taking Tramadol. Be very careful with this medication, as it's an opioid pain med and can be addictive, IF you are predisposed to addiction.
It's great that your pain is gone.
Best wishes,
Lara
p.s. Tramadol is unique, it acts like an SNRI antidepressant, so if you take it for a long time you may be depressed when getting off of Tramadol. Just a heads up for you.

And others like me have no side effects. I wish I had the weight loss and energy, lolol... tramadol has an anti depressant effect, but this should not be causing euphoria. Do not take more then prescribed for that effect or you'll end up addicted to it.

I did when I was taking above the maximum dosage. It is very dangerous to do this though & I'm lucky, could have had much worse health problems than I did. I became addicted to Tramadol due to misuse. Please be very careful. especially if u have a history of addiction

No, I have not had this side effect but I did get headaches and felt lightheaded on it.

The "happy" feeling ro euphoria is one of the first things you get tolerant to and people often respond to this by "upping" their dose and this kind of behavior will lead you down the path of addiction so be very careful with this drug. It is a difficult one for some people to come off of. Would you need methadone? No, I think that would be unnecessary, tapering is usually effective. Just be very careful because some of the "feel good" side effects are the first things you become tolerant to. Dont increase your dose without your Drs approval. Tramadol also lowers the seizure threshold and taking more than the recommended amount can lead to seizures.

Yes, I too have experienced some of those symptoms. Sometimes I feel like my eyes are bulging... like "crazy eyes." I'm glad you have found relieve from your pain. If the other side effects are too much... or your instinct kicks in and says "something's wrong," then I would tell your doctor ASAP.

I am prescribed tramadol also as to i just have 3 skull fractures and some brain injury so I've been on it from my headaches I get which are terrible but it definitely made me get out of bed and not be depressed and gave me tons of energy I never had a loss of appetite because I think I went through that stage with my ritalin which was 5 years ago but to summarize yes I did get that feeling you are describing! Hope all is well mate!

Yes. Does it ever go away??

I've been taking them maybe for two months but I do not take them every day! The first time I took them I was relaxed and then maybe three or four times into that all those three times or four times I get a burst of energy so yes I do get a burst of energy from tramadol

Yes i do at times feel like i have soo much energy! And once in a while I'm relaxed where I'm awake I could watch TV I can function

I have been taking tramadol for years at 200mg per day for back and neck pain. Yes it and all pain meds give me the euthoric feel good plus pain relief. I cannot sleep if taken after 5pm. It causes me severe insomnia. So I take a sleep aid at bedtime. Over time the combo has given me restless leg syndrome, severe. So I have been trying to wean myself off of Tramadol. I would rather get a good night sleep than the feel good highs. Warning: tramadol is extremely hard to detox from. Even cutting back 50mg a day is miserable. It takes weeks of anxiety, flu like feelings, fatigue and nervousness to get off of it. Plus my sleep patterns are altered dramatically. The sleep aids no longer work from the withdrawal of tramadol. So, be prepared for a long road of recovery if trying to do it alone. I am now close to a month into discontinuing from 200mg a day to 50mg a day. I am still struggling but the worst is over. My next trial is controlling the RLS and getting my sleep pattern to return.

Yes. I cut it down to half a pill (25 mgs) and eventually moved on to another med. Just a heads up make sure you taper. Withdrawals are horrible!