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epitome · 09-03-2009, 03:25 PM

Thanks, Elli!

Kris: Don't worry too much. They still can't decide as to whether Tramadol is actually addictive. They just monitor for the signs but most people should be A-OK. That is why it is not controlled in any fashion in the US.

Also, addiction is tricky. If you're taking it purely for pain relief and are not going for a high, you'll be fine. It took me a long time to figure out that mental dependency and physical dependency are two different things. It is OK to be physically dependent; it's a side effect of treatment. The mind is the curve ball.

For instance, if you forget to take your pills, you're not an addict. If you're counting down until that next pill because they make you feel warm and fuzzy...you need to look into that.

Don't worry too much ... just pay attention to the reason you're taking that pill ... you don't need to worry unless the buzz becomes a priority.

09-03-2009, 03:25 PM
epitome So Fucking Lame Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: St. Petersburg, FL Posts: 12,156	Thanks, Elli! Kris: Don't worry too much. They still can't decide as to whether Tramadol is actually addictive. They just monitor for the signs but most people should be A-OK. That is why it is not controlled in any fashion in the US. Also, addiction is tricky. If you're taking it purely for pain relief and are not going for a high, you'll be fine. It took me a long time to figure out that mental dependency and physical dependency are two different things. It is OK to be physically dependent; it's a side effect of treatment. The mind is the curve ball. For instance, if you forget to take your pills, you're not an addict. If you're counting down until that next pill because they make you feel warm and fuzzy...you need to look into that. Don't worry too much ... just pay attention to the reason you're taking that pill ... you don't need to worry unless the buzz becomes a priority.