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Default Does Tramadol Help for pain?

I've had tramadol 50mg for pain (I have MS), and sometimes my muscles get hurting along with headaches etc....Tylenol and Ibuprofen do not work for me at all. I also have gabapentin (neurotin) for nerve pain.

Has anyone had experience with Tramadol and did it help you?
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