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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Older than 65 years of age.Tramadol WithdrawalTramadol withdrawal occurs when someone who is physically dependent on the drug suddenly stops use or significantly reduces the amount they use. This is because the body has adapted to the presence of the drug, so when it is discontinued, the body struggles to function, causing uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms.13Common symptoms of tramadol withdrawal can include:13Bone and muscle aches, enhanced pain sensitivity.Chills, goosebumps, teeth chattering, changes in body temperature.Insomnia.Stomach cramps, vomiting, nausea, diarrhea.Weakness.Anxiety and emotional pain.Irritability and stress.Malaise, unease, and lack of motivation.So can you just stop taking tramadol if you think you’re addicted?Because quitting tramadol cold turkey can be very uncomfortable (but is not life threatening), medically assisted detox (perhaps including various medications) is often recommended. It can keep people as safe and as comfortable as possible during this challenging period of early recovery.13 Tramadol Detox and TreatmentSo how is tramadol addiction treated? The setting and type of treatment for tramadol addiction varies by individual and often depends on a person’s level of addiction, needs, individual characteristics, and recovery goals.14 However, common levels of care for tramadol addiction include:14Detox. Medically supervised opioid detox can take place in both outpatient and inpatient settings. While often the first step of recovery, it’s not the only step in the process.Inpatient treatment. Inpatient care involves 24/7 treatment and monitoring in a residential setting.Outpatient treatment. Varying in intensity, outpatient programs include traditional outpatient rehab as well as partial hospitalization programs (PHPs), intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), and telehealth services.Aftercare programs.
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