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Old 05-25-2011, 08:50 PM #11
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Hi JoanB
may ask what dose of Tramadol you were taking? Im on ultracet which is a combo of Tylenol and Tramadol but Now basically take 75 mg a day along with 100mg lyrica and 10 mg elavil, But its the Tramadol that cuts out 80% of the burn a and I lurrrve it ,makes you feel good is a bonus

I beleive 400mg is the max, this is one that could be fun to max out
Hiya zorro,

I was taking 50 mg, up to 600 mg/day at one point. I had no problem stopping them, i.e., I had no withdrawal, and since they weren't helping with pain (or even gave me the slightest buzz for that matter), I didn't miss them at all. But I'm glad that they work for you.

At the risk of being a broken record here, the only rx that has ever consistently relieved the foot burn for me is Ambien, but that has an obvious major drawback. zzzzzzzz
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