My mother in law had to be given them when she had advanced dementia. They used to slow her down a bit and make her more managable and they never seemd to do her any harm.

Les

 

Apart from the unfortunate and sad aspect of the Dementia, that sounds like a great plan for many mother in laws, slow them, down chill them out.

 

To late,flushed them down the toilet

 

give over richie, you never learned all that, all they taught you was how to press the big red button on the electroshock therapy machine

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jobs a gooden

 

When I did a disc in over the new year, trapping a nerve, I was prescribed Tramadol, Diazepam, Ibuprofen, some other stuff for muscle relaxant, (but it made me vomit), and I was also taking Co-Proxamol.

Nothing REALLY stopped the pain, but I had one or two hallucinations and the weirdest dreams.

 

Hey I used to work in the ECT dept

 

Sounds like that was said with feeling J4CKO!

Les

 

2 mg does the trick when you you take 15 of them. slept like a log. GP wont give me sleeping pills. As for tramadol hydrochloride, don't go there. took them for pain relief after breaking my leg in june 2000. i was still on them 5 years later. needed them just to function. horrible, horrible time coming of them. opiate addiction is not nice.