Pain is the alarm signal of our body, which is supposed to alert us to dangers and tell us that something is wrong. However, before we feel pain in order to be able to react to it, various processes must take place in the body. The pain begins somewhere on the body, for example on … Painkillers
Painkillers in general In detail, painkillers are drugs that prevent the person from perceiving the sensation of “pain“, although in many cases the trigger is still present. Depending on where the drugs are effective, a distinction is made between the so-called peripherally (i.e. outside our central nervous system, for example on the finger, the legs … Painkillers in general | Painkillers
What are the side effects of painkillers? Each group of painkillers has its specific side effects. The side effects of the non-steroidal painkillers result from their mode of action. The cyclooxygenases mentioned above also play an important role in other processes in the body, especially the formation of protective gastric mucus. Normally, there is a … What are the side effects of painkillers? | Painkillers
Painkillers during pregnancy The question about painkillers in pregnancy cannot always be answered absolutely. A distinction must always be made between one-time intake and permanent intake. The rule is: “As much as necessary, as little as possible”. A doctor should always be consulted and consulted before taking a pill. Acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin®) and other non-steroidal … Painkillers during pregnancy | Painkillers
Painkillers and alcohol – can they be tolerated? Painkillers are considered very safe when taken safely and correctly. However, painkillers and alcohol are not a recommended combination, as they involve many dangers and risks, some of which can even be life-threatening, for example, if highly effective opiates are taken with alcohol. With other active substances, … Painkillers and alcohol – can they be tolerated? | Painkillers
Tramal ® is a centrally (in the brain) acting painkiller from the group of opioids and is used for moderately severe to severe pain of various causes. The active ingredient of the drug achieves its pain-therapeutic effect by influencing specific nerve cells of the spinal cord and brain. The term “long” (retarded) describes the longer-lasting … Tramal long®
Dosage form TabletsFilm coated tablets Drop Effect Tramadol (the active ingredient of Tramal) binds to central (brain–spinal cord) opiate receptors and leads to a reduced perception of pain by inhibiting the transmission of excitation (pain transmission via nerves). Application Tramal® long 100 mg can be taken independently of meals. It is recommended to take it … Dosage form | Tramal long®
Dosage for adults over 75 years For adults older than 75 years of age, a longer interval between intakes, both capsules and droplets, should be observed, as the active ingredient tramadol contained in the drug tramal is broken down more slowly than in younger people and for this reason remains in the body longer and … Dosage for adults over 75 years | Tramal long®
Side effects Painkillers from the group of opioids have fewer side effects in therapeutic dosage than the painkillers from the group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), which cause lasting damage to the organism. Nevertheless, they have numerous undesirable effects, some of which can be very stressful for those affected. Nausea, dizziness and vomiting (>10%) are … Side effects | Tramal long®
Contraindications Who should not take Tramal ® long 100 mg: Patients with an allergy to the active ingredient tramadol hydrochloride or other drug components. Patients with a lactose intolerance (lactose intolerance). Patients with opiate dependence. Patients in pregnancy and lactation. Patients with other addiction diseases. Patients with severe liver dysfunction. Patients with a tendency to … Contraindications | Tramal long®
Use during pregnancy and lactation Tramadol (Tramundin®) is not absolutely prohibited during pregnancy and lactation: according to many literature references, individual doses in case of urgent need do not have any harmful effect on the unborn child. Only the permanent intake should be avoided urgently and ibuprofen and paracetamol should be avoided until the 30th … Use during pregnancy and lactation | Tramadol
Side effects Tramadol, like all drugs, has side effects that may or may not occur after taking it. The side effects of tramadol are similar to the side effects of all opiates. One of the most common side effects that affects many patients is nausea and dizziness. They are both caused by the effects of … Side effects | Tramadol