I walk short distances only due to my health I'm taking 6 gabapentine that are 300mg then 1 tramodol at 500mg also 8 paracetamol 500mg and 2 amytriptelene at 25mg then a 50mg at night are any of the meds a possible answer to this or is it a fresh medical problem that may have occurred it causes a crushing sensation across the chest area at times .
My heart rate is above 110 at all times in rest and has been to 140 with general stroll?
Question posted by wrighty31 on 11 Jan 2015
Last updated on 15 March 2015
5 Answers
wrighty31
12 Jan 2015
Thank you for the answers people I hope to find more out when I next challenge the doctors about the problems and suggestions that have been put forward by yourselves love n thanks sent to all .
alexis02
15 March 2015
Hello. Just thought I would let you know that tramadol and Elavil are a major interaction. It causes serotion syndrome. And rapid heart rate is a side effect. Also muscle spasms or tremors. It is a medical emergency if you start to have these side effects.
It just happend to me last week. So be careful.
Delila
12 Jan 2015
Hi, Gabapentin, Amitriptyline and Tramadol can all cause chest pains, so considering the combination it isn't unusual. I would speak with your doctor about this asap and see what he/she can suggest...
balbanese
11 Jan 2015
If all these meds and their doses are prescribed by the same Dr, that's who you should report this to, if they'e not the should be. Don't take a chance, get checked out and be sure your meds are all coming from one Dr who knows your unique health issues.
Inactive
11 Jan 2015
Sometimes, a younger, more with it with today's medications, and your history,
could be seen by you. I went to a third dermotolgist and he was younger,
and prescribed the best thing that helps cure my Prurigo Nodularis.
Good luck to you and I hope you find out why you get those chest pains.
Get well. God Bless you.
Trish
Inactive
11 Jan 2015
And if your doctor doesn't correct the problem, then I'd see a cardiologist.
It could be your heart.
Besides, with all that medication mixed together, and such high doses I'd
consult with a good cardiologist to make sure all of the drugs you are taking
are the reason for the crushing sensation across the chest area at times.
Good luck to you. I wish you well. God bless you.
Trish
Erica351979
11 Jan 2015
Could be the Tramadol, it sounds like you're on a high dose. Call your doctor right away just to be sure.
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