Tram for opiate withdrawl

I would suggest that you consider methadone or subutex. Both are used for the withdrawal from opiates but have a much longer half life- methadone 24 hours, tram*dol 6 hours and subutex 36 hours. Thus the withdrawal symptoms are much less.
you can then gently detox off either methadone or subutex to a level you can manage better.

Ive treated as a GP, many patients in this way with chronic conditions and it works well. However, you may need to go to a specialist clinic to get it started as its behyond most gps remit

 

Have you considered natural treatment? I have worked in a Lifestyle Center and I have found that there are effective ways to treat such kind of pain. For back pain in particular, hot and cold treatments work very well, i. e. apply a hot fomentation (wet towel steamed or microwaved and wrapped into dry towel) to the area for 3-5 minutes, followed by a cold mitten friction for about 30 seconds. You do 5-7 exchanges. Furthermore, there are special exercises that can help alleviate back pain. Are you seeing a physical therapist?

Furthermore, there are some herbs that are particularly helpful for pain. White Willow Bark for example. This is the herb that they use to make aspirin. A stronger one would be Jamaican Dogwood. At the Lifestyle Center I worked, we would give this combination to cancer patients. You can find both at Amazon. I make tinctures out of these herbs and for me personally, it has worked very well for menstrual cramps. You can also brew a tea with them (at least one teaspoon per cup of water, gently boil for 20 minutes). Of course this is not as strong as prescription or over the counter drugs, but it's without any side effects.

 

It will be more effective than trama*dol a-nd longer lasting too. If you want to reduce opiates such as tram*adol to the minimum amount to be effective (removing your tolerance) you will find it easier with longer acting opiates such as meth. Just a thought.

 

I second going to a Physical Therapist.

Unless something is broken, the reason for back pain is postural and you need to teach your body to hold itself correctly, this can only be done by getting in touch with an expert and getting the right exercises.

I had lower back pain for months that sometimes made me fall to the ground in pain. It got to the point where I could no longer work. I went to a chriopractor and then a physical therapist and got some exercises. After I had done the exercises for 1 week (only 1 week!), I could go back to work. After 3 weeks, I was pain free. I don't know your condition but I recommend physical therapy all the way.