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Old 06-29-2012, 07:53 PM #11
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Default One scary drug
I tried this this drug on Thursday and had seizures clear into Wednesday. They were so intense I could feel electricity I swear. It.wasn't something I've ever experienced before and I wish this on no one. All they at the ER was give me ativan and wait til I was stabilized then discharged.Please be careful from what I was told tramadol causes seizures as well as well seretonin syndrome.
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