<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>		
															<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-down" /></svg>
								<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-up" /></svg>
												<a href="">Is Tramadol an anti-inflammatory drug ? </a>
					No, it is not a muscle relaxer or an anti-inflammatory medication. Tramadol is a synthetic opioid that effectively relieves severe pain. But it will not reduce any swelling that you have when you take it alone. Ibuprofen has the capability of reducing swelling, which is why this combination is effective in treating severe pain and swelling. 
															<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-down" /></svg>
								<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-up" /></svg>
												<a href="">How much Tramadol and Ibuprofen can I take together? </a>
					Always consult with a medical professional regarding the proper doses before taking or combining any medications. There are no known medication interactions between ibuprofen and opioids, however, that doesn’t mean that none exist. 
															<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-down" /></svg>
								<svg><use xlink:href="#fas-chevron-up" /></svg>
												<a href="">Does Tramadol make you sleepy? </a>
					As with other opioids, tramadol can have adverse reactions such as fatigue, lightheadedness, and dizziness. Tramadol is also known to make you extra sleepy. Therefore, it isn’t recommended for you to drive heavy machinery immediately after taking the medication. Because of this, taking this substance can hinder your ability to perform normal life functions.