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Old 01-19-2007, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by redjpwranglergirl View Post
Donna,
This is just coming off the top of my head- I need to look it up to make sure- but I think that tramadol is the generic form of Ultram (in the US), which doesn't contain acetaminophen. The tramadol that does have aceta. is called Ultracet (name brand) here and the generic name for the form with Aceta. is called tramadol/APAP. That's what I use for pain. I'm looking at my bottle right now and it says, "this medication contains acetaminophen. Taking more acetaminophen than recommended may cause serious liver problems".
Yes, that was my understanding, too...that why I was wondering where the previous poster got their information about acetaminophen in both forms (tramadol/Ultram and tramadol with APAP/Ultracet). Thanks for the clarification!

Do you have a problem with stomach pain/nausea with your med? Have you found any way to minimize that?

Take care,
Donna
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