Technically, no. Morphine is an opioid, while tramadol is an "opioid like substance".
For all intents and purposes - yes. Both act on the same receptor, the opioid receptor (mu), both act as painkillers by identical means on the opioid receptor and both are prescribed as painkillers.
The difference being that morphine acts only on the opioid mu receptor (with minor affinity to the other opioid receptors) while tramadol acts on the opioid mu receptor AND as a serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor producing its unique side effect profile among opioid like painkillers.
Finally, in practice while morphine is a much stronger painkiller (due to its affinity rather than its mechanism) it has the standard opioid side effects of drowsiness, constipation, etc. Tramadol, on the other hand, reduces pain by both the opioid component and the serotonin-increasing component. This gives it approximately twice the potency it "should" have if looking at only the opioid component - the drowsiness, constipation and addiction aspects. Further, the serotonin can promote wakefulness (though not for everyone) countering some of the negative opioid side effects. This sometimes makes it a preferable to the codeine/hydrocodone type drugs, although this usually is the patients choice.
Source - long term pain management patient and medical doctor, F2.
Yes, it's the same but have a different dosage for people and dogs.
you make hash from pot, so my guess is that it will be in the same class as pot
drug abuse could lead to drug addiction and dependence
NO! You can NOT combine Rimadyl and Deramaxx! They are both in the same "class" of NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflamatories). You are definitely asking for trouble with your dog's liver if you combine the two. If your dog is in chronic pain and one or the other drug above is not doing a complete job of relieving the pain, you might ask your veterinarian to see about adding Tramadol to the regimen. This has been a very successful protocol in very severe pain relief. All of the products mentioned are only available by prescription from your veterinarian.
Percocet and oxycodone are synthetic opiods, and both have the same active narcotic oxycodone. Percocet is oxycodone 10mg and acetominaphen 325mg. Oxyxodone HCI is 30mg Oxycodoe and basically a salt additive. They do not metabolise into morphine which is what they test for in a standard 5 panel opiate drug test. They would have to order an extended opiate panel to test for synthetic opiates such as oxycodone and hydrocodone.
The answer to this is widely debated. Yes and No, originally Tramadol was said to 100% percent not be an opiate, however newer research shows that it does share similarities with the opoid class of drugs.
ultram or toradol same drug as tramadol
Does hydrocodone and tramadol shoe same results in a urine drug test
Because it is an opioid, much in the same way as codeine or morphine.
Tapentadol (Nucynta) is a different drug that is in the same class as tramadol (Ultram) and very similar to it in most respects. For all practical purposes it is a Brand name, and so more expensive, version of tramadol.
will morphine show up on stick drug test the same as percoet
No. Meloxicam (Mobic) is an NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Tramadol (Ultram) is a painkiller, closely related to narcotics, and arguably a narcotic itself (it acts selectively on the "morphine" or mu receptor) but is not a full agonist or "true narcotic" like hydrocodone, morphine, or codeine).
can percocet show up as morphine in a urine drug test
No. Ibuprofen is an over the counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is used for the treatment of mild to moderate pain. Tramadol is a non-opioid analgesic that is used for the treatment of moderate to severe pain. Neither of these medications should be used for a prolonged period of time.
no opana is oxymorphhone, or oxy-morphine
There should be not problem taking tramadol. Demerol is meperidine, and is a narcotic pain medicine. Tramadol is not similar enough to meperidine to trigger a reaction. Remember that tramadol will make you lightheaded and sleepy. Take it just as your doctor ordered and don't take extra.
Most likely not. They are different 'classes' of drugs.Although they are both sedatives, Xanax is a drug of the Benzodiazepine class (which includes Valium, Klonopin, Ativan and Xanax), and Tramadol is a synthetic opioid (a class of drugs including heroin, Percocet, Vicodin, OxyContin, and many derivatives like Tramadol).In most cases, a drug test does not indicate what substance was used; it will only tell what class of drugs were used. More specific (and expensive) testing must be done to indicate the exact substance that was used - and only if such testing is available.So, Tramadol is likely to appear as an opioid (or opiate) in a drug test, if at all.