I am such a sissy with pain meds but I've got spinal arthritis and fibro along with restless leg syndrome. I have 1 pill of codeine and a tramadol. I needed to know if they can be mixed
Can you take tramadol and codeine together at same time?
Question posted by Katierjosh on 25 May 2012
Last updated on 23 April 2017
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A nurse told me, that Tramadol has Codeine in it!.
? Tramadol do not contain Codeine
OK, Thanks for response. She must have missed class that day. Shame, it was news to me.
No worries : )
No it doesnt... nurse here
Tramadol is a synthetic type of codeine and made to work like it.
It does other, but it works on similar receptors in the brain, which is why withdrawals from it are similar to that if codeine.
I personally do not like Tramadol so I wouldn't mix it with anything. Also, I'm always queasy when I hear "I have." Proceed with caution. Hope this helps.
Queasy?
The Hipster
Yes Hip, as in "Where forth may hast these pills arisen from?
Hello Katierjosh. Yes but not advised todo so. The side effects such as sedatation for one are going to be felt. If you are planning to mix the two I would take it during the evening, when you are likely to be at home, days activities ended. No driving thats recommened. Regards, pledge
Do excuse the above typos. I seldom reread once answering a post/comment :-0)
Mixing meds like that is not a good idea unless your dr is following you. Side effects can be increased.
You could read the Interactions on: https://www.drugs.com/interactions-check.php?drug_list=718-0,2221-0
Take care, best wishes!
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