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Posted by F2C on February 7, 2011, at 21:01:43
I just had a seizure this morning. First time ever and I am almost 37. I have taken tramadol many many times without a problem. I began taking Wellbutrin 2 months ago. I rarely take Tramadol anymore, but took it once last month while on 100 mg/day of Wellbutrin and it was ok. I am now on 300mg/day of Wellbutrin and I took 100 mg if Tramadol this morning after taking my Wellbutrin and I had a seizure within 30 minutes. It was so scary and thank god my husband hadnt left fir work. I could not remember anything when I came out of the seizure (not my age, what day it was, where I work, my childrens names...nothing) slowly things have started coming back memory wise throughout tge day. When I got to the hospital and they had me sign the paperwork I looked at the date (feb 7th) and told them it was not february. I was 100% sure it was not feb and they kept nicely telling that it is feb. I was crying hysterically bc I couldnt remember things and now my headache etc is horrufying from the seizure. I will never take either of these meds again. Please be very cautious taking this combo. I would hate for this to happen to someone else so I thought id share my story.
Posted by roscopeeco on February 8, 2011, at 0:00:24
In reply to regarding taking Tramadol + Wellbutrin, posted by F2C on February 7, 2011, at 21:01:43
> I just had a seizure this morning. First time ever and I am almost 37. I have taken tramadol many many times without a problem. I began taking Wellbutrin 2 months ago. I rarely take Tramadol anymore, but took it once last month while on 100 mg/day of Wellbutrin and it was ok. I am now on 300mg/day of Wellbutrin and I took 100 mg if Tramadol this morning after taking my Wellbutrin and I had a seizure within 30 minutes. It was so scary and thank god my husband hadnt left fir work. I could not remember anything when I came out of the seizure (not my age, what day it was, where I work, my childrens names...nothing) slowly things have started coming back memory wise throughout tge day. When I got to the hospital and they had me sign the paperwork I looked at the date (feb 7th) and told them it was not february. I was 100% sure it was not feb and they kept nicely telling that it is feb. I was crying hysterically bc I couldnt remember things and now my headache etc is horrufying from the seizure. I will never take either of these meds again. Please be very cautious taking this combo. I would hate for this to happen to someone else so I thought id share my story.
What were you treating with tramadol?
Posted by F2C on February 8, 2011, at 8:35:16
In reply to Re: regarding taking Tramadol + Wellbutrin, posted by roscopeeco on February 8, 2011, at 0:00:24
Tramadol was prescribed to me for migraines and that is what I took it for.
Posted by Phillipa on February 8, 2011, at 9:59:43
In reply to Re: regarding taking Tramadol + Wellbutrin, posted by F2C on February 8, 2011, at 8:35:16
I sure hope you called your doc. What a horrible experience. Phillipa
Posted by greenhornet on February 8, 2011, at 11:48:51
In reply to Re: regarding taking Tramadol + Wellbutrin, posted by F2C on February 8, 2011, at 8:35:16
> Tramadol was prescribed to me for migraines and that is what I took it for.
See my post above --blessedly, I did not have a seizure. This is a VERY bad combination and more needs to be said about it MORE strongly in the way of warnings. I am glad you are alright!! GH
Posted by floatingbridge on February 9, 2011, at 11:18:07
In reply to Re: regarding taking Tramadol + Wellbutrin, posted by greenhornet on February 8, 2011, at 11:48:51
I'm. glad, too. Scary!
New migraine remedy in order, I guess. I didn't know tramadol was effective for migraines.
Best to you. Thanks for your experience.
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