As you can see, these side effects are not very dangerous (except problems with breathing, of course). But, despite their rarity and despite the fact that they are not seem to be very dangerous, you still have to tell your doctor if you feel something is wrong. It would be better to do it as soon as you can. http://etang-de-laubanere.com/html/ But for the majority of cases, Tramadol is the right thing. It's a strong opioid, or opiate, which means it influences your brain chemicals and your nervous system in order to reduce your pain. As every popular drug, it's being sold under lots of brands. You can find Mabron, Tilodol, Tradorec, Zamadol, Zydol and many other drugs in pharmacies, but they all have one thing in common — their active substance is Tramadol. Taking the big number of available Tramadol-based drugs into account, one should mention that they all have different forms (capsules, tablets which you have to swallow and tablets which are dissolved on the tongue, ampoules, chewable tablets, etc.) and strengths (50mg, 100mg, 200 and 300mg dosages). Your doctor may prescribe you any of these pills, but you shouldn't take more than needed. If you overdose (it doesn't matter whether intentionally or not), you have to contact your physician as soon as possible. Due to the fact Tramadol is a narcotic-like drug, you have to be very careful with it — misuse of this medication can lead to death even. This is particularly relevant to those who use Tramadol without a prescription.

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ATLAS AND GAZETTEER OF HISTORIC HUNGARY 1914
(Second edition of Administrative Atlas of Hungary 1914)

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