Not medical Advice: Tramadol hydrochloride 50 mg. has been identified as the pill with imprint N024.
Tramadol is a medication suggested for use in patients struggling from pain of moderate to severe intensity, as well as from pain originated from chronic conditions (joint aches etc.) and different surgeries. Since Tramadol works by taking down the human brain's ability to distinguish pain, it simultaneously decreases its reaction. The pain itself becomes easier to bear, as the degree of nervous pain signal is reduced.
Side effects from Tramadol are typically not common, but still can take place. Among the most regular adverse events are central nervous system disorders (such as headache or speech disturbances) and problems with gastrointestinal system (bleeding, stomatitis, hepatitis, liver diseases).
Inform your doctor if any of the following symptoms become severe or remain persistent: dizziness, headache, blurred vision, drowsiness, distressed stomach, diarrhea, and vomiting. If any of the following symptoms occur, contact your healthcare professional immediately: abnormally fast heartbeat, face swelling, redness and itching, tingling or numbness of the extremities, troubles with breathing, seizures.
Of interest, according to the International Adhesions Society (IAS) in view of recent CDC statistics on the rising death toll among U.S. women from opioid prescription pain killers, IAS last week renewed its call for a coordinated national pain strategy to reduce opioid abuse and increase availability and reimbursement of safe alternatives for pain relief. Find out more here.