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Default Tolerance to Tramadol

Does anyone have an Idea how long it takes the body to completely ween off a pain medication like tramadol to where a lower dose will work again? Months, Years ????

2 pills use to do the job now 3 isn't cutting it. So why would I go completely off Tramadol? I will reach a point where no amount will do the job and I want to have them be effective when it really counts. This means cutting back on activities that have cause me to take tramadol until they work effectively again and winter months are the best time for this.


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