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Tramadol for depression and anxiety.
I have been suffering from anxiety and depression for 15 years. I have tried all the SSRI AND SNRI. It has helped me to an extent but not much. One day, i just randomly took an ultracet for neck pain and took it for around 3 days, and i felt normal and happy with no side effects like low libido, fatigue, weight gain, etc. It helped me with my depression more  than any other medications. I take it two times a day.  Studies have shown that low dose tramdol can help with depression. Now, can i take Ultracet or plain Tramadol for life? Is it safe? Will it affect my liver or kidneys?
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This is not safe , but addicting. You can take drug combinations of SSRI and SNRI and consult a doctor immediately.
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Consult immediately
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Tramadol is not safe and cannot be used as such.
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please consult psychiatrist and undergo detailed evaluation and psychotherapy if needed.
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Tramadol is an opioid with addiction potential. It won't help in depression. A temporary relief you may get, but it is a dangerous drug to use in this condition. You have to consult a psychiatrist for adjustment of medication dosage for depression and psychotherapy. There is treatment available for depression which is resistant to usual antidepressants as in your case.
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Avoid taking tramadol it is not for depression you can continue snri if prescribed by a psychiatrist
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