Trmadol is actually not an opiate. It is not derived from the poppy plant. It is also not a narcotic but it is a controlled substance. It is schedule IV. However, it is "narcotic-like" as it works on the same receptors as opiates and does have "narcotic-like" properties. In other words it can give you a "high" and sense of euphoria, making it addictive and a candidate for abuse. I suffer from depression and I have taken tramadol before for back pain. I enjoyed it and it did give depression relief. A side affect of tramadol is central nervous system stimulation. So it is a stimulant painkiller that can alleviate mood. Not classified as a narcotic but again making it narcotic like.
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Major Recurrent Depression
Generalized anxiety disorder
ADHD
Recovering Alcoholic
Current Rx:
Effexor
Clonazepam
Vyvanse
Temazepam
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