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Good day people, I 've been an abuser of Tramadol for sometimes now and I decided to quit it 3 days ago. In so doing that, I have been going through hell by having an horrible pains of different types in which I almost tempted in taking the drug in order to relieve myself of the pains again but I resisted. Please, what are the remedies to ease these withdrawal symptoms?
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once you are addicted to something it will be very hard to make do with it.very very hard...you can't just quit it all of a sudden like dat. you should first start by reducing d intake first,but you will still be taking it on a minimal dosage, just to get your body to get used to d slight change... you will start withdrawing from it gradually until you are totally free from it.. it worked for me on masturbation and I believe it will work for you on ur tramadol intake

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Obainoneandonly:
once you are addicted to something it will be very hard to make do with it.very very hard...you can't just quit it all of a sudden like dat. you should first start by reducing d intake first,but you will still be taking it on a minimal dosage, just to get your body to get used to d slight change... you will start withdrawing from it gradually until you are totally free from it.. it worked for me on masturbation and I believe it will work for you on ur tramadol intake

Thanks for the advice bro. But I believe withdrawal symptoms related to Tramadol are terrible to bear after quitting it.

sumesis30:
Thanks for the advice bro. But I believe withdrawal symptoms related to Tramadol are terrible to bear after quitting it.

complete and sudden withdrawal will be very difficult to bear.gradual and minimal withdrawal would do d trick,but you have to give yourself a timeline.give yourself a minimum of 3 to 4 months total withdrawal. within dat period all you ave to do is reduce it gradually

Go to a nearby pharmacy and talk to a pharmacist. He would guide you towards a successful withdrawal and possibly recommend something.
Thanks...