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Old 05-18-2011, 02:37 PM #1
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Default Effectivness of long term tramadol use?
I have been taking tramadol for years now but sparingly. Sometimes I can go weeks until the pain is to much. But other times like vacations I use it much. 100mg twice a day even. I don't wont to spoil the day for others so I have done this to get through the day.

My question is, if one uses a drug like tramadol and the body gets accustom to it and needs more and more can that be reversed? Or in other words if I don’t take it for some time will it go back to being as effective? If so does anyone have any idea on how long a time it takes? I worry because it does do the job and I don't wont this to happen.
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