Can you take Adderall and naltrexone together?

Answer 1

I hope so because I just did! Tramadol is classified as an analgesic, having both weak opioid properties and weak SNRI properties. Naltrexone will displace tramadol on the mu-2 opioid receptors, blocking pain relief through that pathway. However, studies have confirmed that the fast acting SNRI properties of tramadol will still provide significant pain relief compared to placebo when taken with an opiate antagonist such as naltrexone. Studies in myself have confirmed these findings. To the best of my knowledge, this is not a dangerous combination.

Answer 2

I have been taking Low Dose Naltrexone (4.5mg) in combination with 10mg of Adderall daily since June 2013. These meds were prescribed for Fibromyalgia. The Naltrexone has reduced my pain and crazy sensations by nearly 90%. The Adderall has relieved the dreaded brain fog and fatigue of Fibromyalgia. I no longer sleep during the day, I can concentrate, and I actually get some things done. Miraculous!

Answer 3

No, Tramadol is an opioid, even though it is a weak opioid, and so it would NOT be recommended to use buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone) after taking Tramadol as this might precipitate withdrawal. It is less likely to do so than full opioids, but even so, you should talk to your doctor before taking Tramadol and Suboxone together.

Answer 4

Tramadol will not affect Suboxone

Answer 5

No