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i dont agree...there is no side affect to going off tramadol/ultram. it isnt a powerful narcotic. If you can live with it alone, you DO NOT need vicodin. vicodin is much stronger and addictive. I would guess from mine and families experiences that you were reacting to something else, not from withdrawl from ultram. maybe menopause or other drugs..... i have been on both for over 6 years and only take the vic's when i cant take it. be careful with those my friend.

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