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People taking tramadol could be at risk of a significant side effect if they take it for a long amount of time. Tramadol is an especially potent painkiller from the opiate family and is often prescribed to treat moderate to severe pain, such as if you've suffered an injury or just undergone an operation.

Because of how strong and effective tramadol can be in treating pain, your doctor may prescribe it to you if other painkillers have become ineffective. Typically, tramadol is prescribed as a tablet or capsule but can also be taken as a liquid drop that you swallow or an injection, the latter often being done in hospitals.

In some cases, you may find that you will need to take tramadol over an extended period of time, such as if y

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