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Here is what "drug checker" has to say:
http://www.drugs.com/interactions-ch...1274,2221-1474
This link shows statistics on drugs reported to the FDA:
http://www.drugcite.com/?q=Ultram
You can see there that seizures are reported the most often.
This will have to be discussed with your doctor. It might be a metabolism issue, meaning you are not metabolizing the drug fast enough and it is building up in your system to the levels that cause seizures. There are DNA tests to show which people have mutations in which enzymes in the liver that metabolize various drugs.
Or for you it might be dose related, or combined with foods high in serotonin or your taking OTC medications which may interact like Sudafed or dextromethorphan (DM) in cough products.
You will have to consult with a doctor on this for sure.
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