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tramadol and ultracet contain the same ingredient tramadol. The difference is that ultacet contains 37 mgs of tramadol where tramadol contains 50 mgs of tramadol so tramadol is stronger then ultracet
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Is tramadol a generic name for ultracet?
Tramadol is the opioid medication in the combination drug Ultracet. Ultracet contains both tramadol and acetaminophen.
What are the ingrediance in Ultracet?
Tramadol and Tylenol.
Is ultracet stronger then Darvocet?
Darvocet is stronger than Ultracet. Ultracet is tramadol which ive tried to manage my chronic pain and it did not help. So, i take Norco now. Also the FDA pulled darvocet from being given by Doctors to paitents. But also I never found it to be effective to help with pain. Ask your dr for hydro as its stronger and safer.
Can you take tramadol and Tylenol at the same time?
It depends. Some forms of tramadol already have acetaminophen in them. It is important that you check to be sure your prescription does not already have acetaminophen in it. If your prescription for tramadol is only tramadol, and you are absolutely certain there is no acetaminophen in it, then yes, they work well together. However if you are in doubt or are not absolutely sure, talk to your doctor or pharmacist first. Old answer: Yes, if your liver is healthy enough.
What is ultracet?
Ultracet is a narcotic drug that is used to treat moderate to severe levels of pain. It is made up of tramadol and acetaminophen.
Is ultracet stronger than percocet?
No
Does tramadol have acetaminophen in it?
Tramadol Hydrochloride is a prescription painkiller and paracetamol is an over the counter painkiller. There are no reported interactions between the two. However, it would be wise to consult a physician before combining any medications.
Can you take Tramadol with Tylendol?
One Answer:Be careful. I found out later from the pharmacist on call with pain management that (1) with the symptoms I had, I should have called 911 ! and (2) to take it the two three hours apart from each other.When I first got Tizanidine and Tramadol (from pain management doctor) I took both as prescribed and with my dinner at home. As I was almost finishing my dinner, it was as if the room was gradually getting darker around the "edges" of my vision and as if I had been given some sort of sleeping pill. I told my husband the meds were putting me to sleep and I just had to go lie down.I had about 20 feet to walk to the bedroom and I swear, I felt like my feet weighed a TON, like I had lead feet, or magnetic feet to a magnetic floor.I sat on the edge of my bed about to lie down and realized that I was having a hard time breathing. I realized I was having to concentrate on opening up my chest wall to let the air in. I called in my husband and (he said I was barely audible and mumbling) told him I was having a hard time breathing and to keep and eye on me, please. The next thing I knew, it was the next day. I was lucky I didn't do a "Heath Ledger."I should have called 911 and normally I would have done that had it been someone other than me having the problem. But, I was obviously not thinking clearly! All I could think of was that I just had to lie down and concentrate on my chest wall to let the air in. Then I drifted off to sleep -- and not death, fortunately.I am 51, female, have cervical and lumbar spinal disc related pain, a cervical disc indenting the thecal sac, all cervical discs herniated to some degree, three in the lumbar and one fully extruded, osteoarthritis, scoliosis with years of heavy work on top of it working in theatre as a painter, was a runner for years (that I was told didn't help), now about 30 pounds overweight, but otherwise....in pretty good health!! I am not in as much pain as I think I could be, so that is good. I am lucky that the bad pain isn't constant--when it is bad, it is bad though. I am in some pain all the time, but, hey, who isn't at 50?I tried it again after talking with the pharmacist by taking just 1/2 of the Tizanidine three hours after the Tramadol. It still affected my breathing.I tried 1/4 of the Tizanidine then, 3 hours after Tramadol, and I noticed nothing -- not even any pain relief with its relaxant help. Since then, I've gone back to Flexeril.I was taking Darvocet and Flexeril as my main pain meds. I had to stop taking prescription anti-inflammatories due to nausea. And had to stop nortryplitine (for nerve tingling and pins and needles that got to be very strong and distracting and painful at times) due to severe constipation, almost IBS-like symptoms.I wanted to try something other than Flexeril because it zonks me for a loop for a day the next day--just by taking one early in the evening before. I am a lightwieght with these muscle relaxants, that is for sure. I have found that 1/4 of a Flexeril at the same time as two Tramadol doesn't affect my breathing and does help with the pain cycle.Ice is a big friend too, as is practicing breathing "into" the pain when it is really bad -- as per some mindfulness training I went through at Scripps Hospital in La Jolla.Another Answer:The potential harmfulness and effectiveness of combining Tramadol with Tizanidine truly depends on the dosage and the individual. I have been under the regime of Tizanidine (6MG/per day) and Tramadol (100MG/per day) for 4 years - I have taken them both at the same time: I have experienced zero side effects from the combination. My tolerance level happens to be high concerning medications of this type - the likelihood of experiencing side effects for someone like me is typically less than that of someone with lower tolerances. Of course, dosage level is the other relative factor in one's experience of the combination of these two medications.
Which is stronger Tramadol or morphine?
vicodin are about 2/3 as strong as tramadol but i found that the tramodal works better than vicodine if you HAVE taken them before This information is incorrect. The simple answer: Tramadol is NOT as strong as vicodin. Of this, I am certain, although I do not know the scientific way to explain it, trust me I have done my research.
Is tramadol stronger than naproxen?
Naproxen is an anti-inflammatory medication. Tramadol, although it does stimulate the opiate receptors it is not considered an opiate. They are in completely different classes of pain medication. However, several recent studies have determined that combining tramadol with an NSAID, such as naproxen or ibuprofen, produces a far greater benefits than using either drug separately. Example: http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1693661
