My husband has almost all of the side effects of Tramadol. I'm guessing 3/4s of them. The only thing I didn't see on there was anything about how it effects your liver.
Will Tramadol 50mg 4-8 times a day affect your liver?
Question posted by genabragg on 12 Nov 2014
Last updated on 11 July 2018 by Kimmieb52
6 Answers
My doctor won't give me tramadol,much less fentanyl.
Being a person without much of a Liver the only analgesic I am allowed is Fentanyl due to it's low metabolic load. Pretty much all these medications use the same cytochrome p450 metabolic pathway and the dosage is micrograms per hour which makes it tolerable for me. I haven't been allowed to take even as much as a single acetaminophen in 18 months
You will be absolutely fine!!
They both are right. Tramadol is given to people with cirrhosis.What ever you put in your body goes through the liver.
Hi can you clarify the daily dose your husband is taking? Tramadol is metabolised by the liver & if taken in doses higher than recommended, liver failure can result. However, as Kaismama has said, it is generally quite safe in this area. I also used to take it & i had no adverse effects pertaining to my liver
I was on 400 mg a day for 10 yrs. It didn't do a thing to my liver.
Did you have a hard time when you stopped taking them? I’m going through HELL! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Rob
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