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Old 04-02-2008, 02:46 PM #1
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Shocked hyper from opiate based meds

Just wondering if anyone gets anxious or wired from the opiate family. I sure do. I'm wired currently from Ultracet/ Tramadol(generic).
I haven't heard of others with a hyper reaction out side my family. It has affected my mom, and cousin.... My Grandmother would go freaking nuts from Morphine during various hospital stays!!
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