Does tramadol reduce fever?

Please don't take tramadol for fever. I had a bad reaction when I took it without understanding how strong it is, and my condition got worse. You must go to a clinic and get a proper diagnosis for your fever rather than using heavy painkillers.

I had a bad accident last year and doctor gave me tramadol for the pain. It did help with the mild fever I got from the injury, but my doctor told me it's not a standard fever medicine. Don't use it like paracetamol, it's too strong.

I know how exhausting it is when you have a persistent fever and just want relief from the body aches. But using tramadol can be really harsh on your emotional and physical health. Please be kind to yourself and let a doctor recommend a safer, gentler medicine.

I remember panicking when my fever didn't come down with normal meds and I considered taking tramadol, but thankfully my doctor stopped me. She explained that while it has some minor fever-reducing effects, it's primarily for severe pain. Standard fever medicines are much safer once your body adjusts.

I can only share that when I was hospitalized for a bone fracture, tramadol was given to me and it kept my pain and temperature under control. However, I have never seen anyone take it for regular fever at home. It's best to consult a medical professional.

Arre, tramadol is like using a cannon to shoot a mosquito! It might reduce fever, but it's a super heavy painkiller. Just take a normal paracetamol and get some sleep instead of knocking yourself out with something so strong.

I just recovered from a severe viral infection last week. When I asked my physician if I could take tramadol for the heavy body pain and fever, he strictly said no and put me on regular paracetamol instead. Stick to what the doctor advises for fever.