Citra Tramadol

What is Citra Tramadol 100mg?

Citra Tramadol 100mg is a medication primarily used for managing moderate to moderately severe pain. It contains tramadol as its active ingredient, which operates by altering how the brain perceives pain. This makes it an effective option for patients who require pain relief following surgery or for chronic conditions.

Dosage and Administration

The recommended dose for Citra tramadol 100mg varies based on individual health conditions and the severity of pain. Patients are advised to follow their healthcare provider’s instructions closely. Typically, it is available in pill form, often identified as the pink pill, which makes it easier to distinguish for users.

Citra 100mg and Regulatory Status

“Citra 100mg” is a brand name associated with tramadol products manufactured outside the United States. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned about online sellers distributing Citra as an unapproved, misbranded opioid product. Tramadol is a controlled prescription medicine in the United States, India and many other countries, and it should only be obtained through a licensed prescriber and a legitimate, licensed pharmacy.

TramadolInformation does not sell medicines or recommend sellers. If you have been prescribed tramadol, a pharmacist can confirm what product you have, what it contains and how it should be used. See the Tramadol Information hub and Tramadol Warnings for safety information.

How Long Tramadol Stays in Your Body?

Tramadol is eliminated from the body via metabolism in the liver. Metabolism creates at least 23 metabolites (O-desmethyl-tramadol and N-desmethyl-tramadol being the major ones) due to specific enzymatic action. Both metabolites are excreted primarily through the kidney.5 The half-life of tramadol is 5-6 hours; however, that of O-desmethyl-tramadol is about 8 hours. Half-lives measure how long it takes for half of the original serum concentration of a given substance to be cleared from a person’s system.5 Although tramadol has a relatively short half-life, traces of the medication may persist in the system for an extended period. The exact duration of persistence depends upon several variables including the total quantity of tramadol ingested, the length of time that tramadol was utilized, the frequency of utilization, and the general physical and psychological status of the individual.