Hear my song: Auditory hallucinations with tramadol hydrochloride (2000)

[Jatelka]

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British Medical Journal; Dec 23-Dec 30, 2000; 321, 7276

Paul W Keeley; Gillian Foster; Lesley Whitelaw

Case Report


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gracias gatekeeper of the garden of delusion

[samuraigecko]

SWIM has also noticed auditory hallucinations on other opiates also. Though not a fill blown auditory hallucination more like a "presence buzz", anyone whom has worked or used a recording studio will know of what SWIM speaks. The effect is similar to that. .

Thanks again, very informative research. if SWIM could add more rep points he would LOL

[Paracelsus]

Interesting. I often hear a particular rhythm (always the same) when extremely sleep-deprived. Although hearing a song on tramadol is certainly not too frequent, a certain vampire had an interesting experience some time ago - very vivid tactile hallucinations. Use the search engine to find a short report of the experience.

[bloodred1889]

omg swim just posted a reply saying swim gets audio hullucinations when swim takes DHC at night, then after being alsleep wakes up and is half asleep and can hear unusual things.

seems its a commen thing.

[toe]

Wow. It seems a sin of sorts to replace it with dextropropoxyphene.

Thanks for the warning, all of us whose reality if shaky enough on a clean tox screen and a full night's sleep will appreciate this. Well, we will, anyway.