31st January 2005
Ok, BH - how old are you?
Tramadol (Ultracet / Ultram) is not known to have any cardio effects but they CAN occur. But, I w/d occasionally with tramadol and I do get heart paplitations.
You mentioned when you swim, it goes away. Before swimming, are you @ a day of work? Work might be putting pressure on you, which causes anxiety, which can cause palpitations. When you swim, you relieve anxiety, which relieves the palpitations.
If a cardiologist is saying "Nothing is wrong," I'm going to have to agree with him. Especially, if you have had multiple tests done.
Did you say that before the tramadol treatment that you had NO heart palpitations?
Tramadol (Ultracet / Ultram) is not known to have any cardio effects but they CAN occur. But, I w/d occasionally with tramadol and I do get heart paplitations.
You mentioned when you swim, it goes away. Before swimming, are you @ a day of work? Work might be putting pressure on you, which causes anxiety, which can cause palpitations. When you swim, you relieve anxiety, which relieves the palpitations.
If a cardiologist is saying "Nothing is wrong," I'm going to have to agree with him. Especially, if you have had multiple tests done.
Did you say that before the tramadol treatment that you had NO heart palpitations?