Tramadol
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Tramadol is a generic drug used in the United States. The US brand names are: ConZip, FusePaq Synapryn,r ybix ODT, Ryzolt, Ultram and Ultram ER. It is a group of opioid analgesics that work on the Central nervous system.
It is used for moderate to moderately severe pain, and pain after surgery. The extended release or long acting is used on chronic pain.[1]
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