Will pregabalin help with tramal weaning?

I have been very heavily dependent on tramadol myself for about 25 years. After a serious accident for many years only got drops. I ended up needing 400ml a month, as a 100ml bottle a week. Then the hope of reducing with the prolonged-release tablets, which initially worked. approx. 600mg daily. In the meantime, however, I am back to about 1700mg per day. If the package becomes emptier, then about 1200mg per day. And if I can't get to my pills, Pregabalin helps wonderfully.
But after more than 25 years of severe addiction, I can only say that if it were only the physical dependence, I would have been away from this stuff a long time ago. But as soon as I run out of pills and no pregabalin, my psyche falls into a hell that I wouldn't even wish on my biggest enemies.

I have been taking Tramal for 16 years. The reason - I was misdiagnosed for two years. A laparotomy was performed completely pointlessly. The cause of the pain turned out to be trivial. Gallbladder stones. At that time I was in college (before the correct diagnosis) and to survive I was taking 50mg twice a day. Unfortunately, I was not aware of how addictive it is. I've never exceeded the 200mg dose in all these years, but the amount doesn't matter. It's good that you're stopping slowly, I stopped 100mg in one week and for 5 days I took only 50mg and ended the adventure. Don't be afraid, don't read too much. It's good if you hide at home for about 10 days. Withdrawal symptoms are like with the flu. The worst on days 3 and 4. Then they weaken. But remember, you need to find out why you reached for it. In my case, it's a sick fear of pain. That is why I recommend good therapy. Don't be afraid. I keep my fingers crossed.

Hello. I would like to talk to someone who is addicted to tramal. I've been addicted for several years. I reduce the doses myself. Is there anyone here who has recovered from addiction? Best regards.

Albert Jeznach, MD, has a much stronger effect on tramadol, exceeding the dose of 400/day. I was getting up to 4g per day and with each subsequent increase in the dose it worked stronger.
I was in this for 23 years from 8 using doses of 400-800mg every day, it is known that over time the tolerance increased, hence I ended up on 4g/day. Admittedly, the effect after 20 years of taking 4g was the same as on a shredded at 100g Greetings to everyone in addiction.

I can confirm that Pregabalin completely eliminates the symptoms of opioid withdrawal, Tramadol for sure, in my case the dosage of 150,0,225 for the first 4 days, then going down to 75,0,75 for a few days, for me Pregabalin worked poorly at first, except that it withstood the effects of Tramal withdrawal, I was dizzy, the labyrinth was going crazy after the 2nd day it was already gone and I painlessly stopped this filth.

Short and to the point.
It helps me when I stop taking bupronorphine, 150mg in the morning and the joints are much weaker, a gentle yawn and sometimes it will fly from the nose at most. Of course, these are only subjective feelings, so it would be best to consult a doctor. Best regards

Hello, I after tramal or dhc go down on bupranorphin, preferably patches (cheap) , 3 days and after screaming.

Reducing the dose is a way for every opioid you are addicted to, I went down to zero from a dose of 20mg. methadone daily - greetings and wish you perseverance and health!

Tramadol has a ceiling effect between 400-600 mg per day, with a maximum dose of 400 mg per day. Above the ceiling dose, the drug does not act more strongly, however, it can cause greater intoxication of the body. The described symptoms are typical for withdrawal syndrome. It is best to see a psychiatrist who specializes in addiction treatment.

To @Gosc: If the ailments are very troublesome and hinder your normal functioning, I encourage you to consult your doctor. Based on your medical history, the doctor will propose pharmacotherapy to facilitate proper functioning. You probably had a withdrawal syndrome after the tramal Retard treatment. Their degree of severity is due, m.in, to the use of doses of the drug significantly exceeding the recommended doses: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/79671/tramal-retard-200-tabletki/ulotka/75390

Hi if someone can help it please advice from the half a year I take tramal retard 200mg about 10sxtuk a day two days ago I stopped taking the effects are tragic headache very strong, diarrhea, chills, cramps, abdominal bulge weakening dizziness, how to reduce the symptoms of drug withdrawal?

Pregabalina to bardzo ciekawy lek o wielokierunkowym działaniu: przeciwbólowym, przeciwlękowym, przeciwpadaczkowym, poprawia jakoś snu oraz zwiększa apetyt. Obecnie można zauważyć silny trend do zastępowania leków opioidowych przez ko-analgetyki w bólu przewlekłym (wraz z czasem zwiększa się komponenta neuropatyczna dolegliwości bólowych).
Jeśli utrzymują się dolegliwości bólowe to zasadne jest włączenie pregabaliny w celu zmniejszenia dawki lub odstawienia leku opioidowego. Należy przy tym pamiętać że dawka pregabalinu powinna być ustalana indywidualnie w powolnym miareczkowaniu, optymalnie należy zwiększać dawkę o 25 mg co 4 dni, lek przyjmować 2 razy na dobę.

Jestem uzależniona od tramadolu kilka lat,chce go odstawić ale chciała bym wiedzieć jakie leki pomogą mi żebym mie musiała tak bardzo cierpieć przy odstawieniu, mieszkam w anglii i jeśli chodzi o detox to pomoc jest kiepska, kazali tylko zmniejszać dawki i tyle.