12-01-2017, 02:56 AM
(10-16-2016, 10:02 PM)Colton4Trmz Wrote: "The results of the current study suggest that tr@madol-acetaminophen in tablet form may represent an attractive alternative treatment option for chronic lower back pain patients withdepression or apathy"
The full study can be found online here:
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/prm/2016/7458534/abs/
Well now, it's clear to see where my bias is here. Tr@madol helped me with my back pains and maintained my anxiety & depression, all with a single pill. Now, after 5 years of successful monitoring of my pain and mental states, it has become impossible for me at this point to get any more of the one thing that has been able to give me peace every day. Thank you govt for cracking down on doctors, leaving me out to dry and agitate through the healthcare system.
the nerve of the govt to tell me what should work for me. The reality is that i was perfectly fine. Now i'm not.
Hopefully more studies will show the benefits of tr@madol.
It needs to become otc in the United States
They were OTC until August of 2014 and doc's were giving them out like M&M's. Many were helped. Now, with the crackdown on conventional schedule-2 opioid's, doctor's will hopefully start to script for TRAM (schedule-4) more often. Sorry to say that I do not see them ever becoming OTC again. I think they are headed the other way. Many will come over from sched-2 opioid's and we may soon have a TRAM epidemic. Look for the DEA to move them up to a 3, and possibly a 2, eventually. RM