Side Effects of Tramadol
Tramadol can cause many side-effects if the dosage is increased suddenly, or if the dosage is increased in frequency. The following are the rarely occurring and the commonly occurring side-effects that are observed with the usage of Tramadol.
- Less frequently observed side-effects – A very small percentage of the people who are prescribed Tramadol will show the following side-effects. These side-effects are serious conditions, and they must be brought to medical attention as soon as possible. These rare side-effects include abnormalities in vision, respiratory disorders like suffocation and rapid breathing with wheezing sounds. The rate of heartbeat might increase in some people and might even culminate into seizures. Skin rashes can occur, and there might be itching. There might be pain when passing urine. Blistering of the mouth and other oral problems can occur. Since Tramadol is a narcotic, some people might also suffer from hallucinations and delusions.
- Frequently observed side-effects – Many people suffer from constipation or diarrhea when they are on Tramadol. They might feel drowsy throughout the day, but suffer from insomnia in the nighttime. Headache can occur, and there might be itchiness of the skin. In many people a euphoric feeling has also been reported, which might bring in them a feeling of elation, and could be accompanied with mood swings.
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Information on this page last updated on 11/07/2007