Drugs that kill many people across drugs

Tramadol pain relievers are classified as dangerous, only to be used if a doctor prescribes them because of heroin and cocaine deaths.

"I don't think about how risky the community recognizes Tramadol. Maybe they think it's safe because it's often sold by a doctor," said Jack Crane , a professor at the Queen's University School of Medicine.

Tramadol medicine.(Photo: Alamy).

According to Metro, Tramadol is used to treat moderate to severe pain. It can be addictive, leads to seizures and is especially dangerous if mixed with other drugs or alcohol. In England, Tramadol is considered a scary killer across heroin and cocaine. In 2014, 240 died in a blind country related to Tramadol while 247 died from cocaine and 952 by heroin and morphine.

With the ease of buying Tramadol in the black market, Professor Crane fears the drug-related death rate will continue to rise. To limit the risk, he recommended Tramadol to be classified as Group A, the most dangerous group, banned by law from possessing, producing, giving or selling illegally with heroin, morphine.

People only use Tramadol exactly according to the application, absolutely do not drink with alcohol or depression drugs, psychiatric drugs and notify the doctor before use if ever having problems such as addiction, head injury, mental illness god, kidney disease, liver disease, metabolic disorder.