Can you buy tramadol at the store without a prescription?

Tull<br/>
i was just wondering..and if the answer is no then can you buy the generic of <b>tramadol without a prescription</b>?? how much would it outlay?<br/>
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Ronneby<br/>
No, Ultram/<em>Tramadol</em> is something you would need a script for.<br/>
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Henning<br/>
it depends witch country are you in if you are in U. A.E Dubai, u need prescription if u r in Pakistan India, Spain, Italy, u will get it with out prescription..i use it i am in U. A.ETake Care..<br/>
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Nokesville<br/>
Not in the U. S. You can buy it over-the-counter in a few countries. Tramadol is very inexpensive though. Without insurance I pay $15.00 for 240.<br/>
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Rhoda<br/>
Yes you can<br/>
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Belle Rive<br/>
I know you can buy it online<br/>
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Colfax<br/>
You truly can not <br/>
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Tramadol safe in 1st trimester of pregnancy?

Winterville<br/>
I was <strong>purloining tramadol</strong> 5 weeks follow up my pregnancy w/o sage I was distended. If I wanted wide away continue this med, is it safe?<br/>
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Nichelle<br/>
There have no been any controlled studies on this medication to know if there are any side effects to the baby therefore they say it &quot;may&quot; harm the baby, as they do not know. I worked as a nurse in Neurology for 5 years and we had chronic pain patients that became pregnant and most often Tylenol with codeine was the ONLY medication the physician I worked with would allow during pregnancy. I have known other physicians to prescribe hydrocodone (Vicodin)during pregnancy. Each provider has their own set of rules and beliefs when it comes to pregnancy and what's safe so you should speak with your provider about this. Good luck!<br/>
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Viking<br/>
Call your pharmacist and ask.<br/>
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Byron<br/>
FDA pregnancy category C. This medication may be harmful to an unborn baby. Tramadol may also cause serious or fatal side effects in a newborn if the mother uses the medication during pregnancy or labor. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment. Tramadol can pass into breast milk and may harm a nursing baby. Do not use this medication without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby. <em>Tramadol</em> should not be given to a child younger than 18 years high-born time of life.<br/>
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Conde<br/>
Your doctor should answer this question for you. If you can manage without it, that would be preferable. But if you really need it for some kind of chronic pain issue, they might want to switch you to something else. Normally Ultram (<em>tramadol</em>) is not given during pregnancy. They might distraction a long way off slender stem you to percocets or something. <br/>
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Does tramadol work for migraines ?

Put-in-Bay<br/>
will tramadol work for migraines and what about the seizure risk? i heard that a migraine was simular to a seizure does anyone know the truth?<br/>
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Donnelly<br/>
tramadol doesnt put a dent when I get oneI have been taking Propranolol for 5 yrs for prevention of migraines and it works wonders for me. I still get the onset symptoms of aura and my vision is affected but I rarely if ever get migraines any more, thank GOD! Propranolol is a beta blocker and also lowers blood pressure to my knowledge, but regardless of what it is, it works wonders for me!<br/>
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Mechanicville<br/>
A lot of things are used for migraines - tramadol is one of them. Beta blockers are used for migraines. These are mostly off label or fringe uses. The best medications for migraine right now are medicines like Imitrex, and Lamictal. There are many drugs like this on the market right now.<br/>
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Buies Creek<br/>
tramodol acts mainly like a pain killer. action is not long lasting. you get convulsion in seijuers, not in migrain. threre r many variants in migrain. try to relax. take Flunarajine10mg in night, Propranalol40mg in morning for 2mts<br/>
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Charity<br/>
Tramadol is related to toradol, or in other words a drug in the ibuprofen class. I have found it to work on some, but not others, not a narcotic, and is a mild analgesic, but also an anti-inflammitory, not the drug of choice for migraines, but I'm not a MD. I have heard Migrex, and other prescription drugs seem to help others better, but again never had one so am not real sure. I would see a neurologist and take their advice before playing around in search of a cure...Good Luck, and God Bless.<br/>
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Friendship<br/>
I know a couple people on it and I have taken it. Yes it works wonders and the possibility of a seizure is so small I wouldn't even worry about it. Hack there is stuff in certain gum that can cause cancer but everyone chews it.<br/>
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Wheeling<br/>
To be entirely honest, I'm not sure if <strong>Tramadol works</strong> for migraines. I lay the ~ation of this by looking for an answer. What I am sure of high rank, though, is that you've been given an misinformation. Tramadol is NOT related to Toradol. Toradol (Ketorolac) is an NSAID, like Ibuprofen. It's non-sedative. <strong>Tramadol</strong>, however, is NOT an NSAID. Tramadol IS opiate. It's some opioid. Apparently, it's got a far lower potential for dependence (corporeal, at least) but that doesn't be attracted by the fact it's still narcotic. So, just a long way off advocate clear again, Tramadol is NOT analogous ~ off Toradol and IS narcotic. Anyway. good luck with first sight an answer!<br/>
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Fairview<br/>
My doctor has me take Topamax to prevent migrains and Imatrex for migrains I haven't had a migraine for a year! <br/>
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