I take Tramadol for my Fibromyalgia pain it doesn't do much to relive the pain but it dose make me drossy enough
to get me to sleep, but I wake up with in a couple of hours sweating and have to towel myself off then I find it really hard to get to sleep again.
I do take tramadol and I do have tremendous night sweats - like three changes of night clothes and removing layers of bed clothes (I now start off sleeping on a couple of towels and gradually remove layers as the night progresses). Our first thought was tramadol too - my husband is brilliant at the old root cause analysis. However, trial and error has shown this not to be the case for me and the sweats persist with or without tramadol. Just as an aside, tramadol actually stops me from sleeping! Makes me high as a kite, as does morphine 
What has helped with the sweats, albeit only slightly, is a drug called topirimate, which I take to help control my migraine. It's an anticonvulsant used mainly in the treatment of epilepsy but has been found to help adult migraine/BD headache sufferers. One of the side effects they warn you about is reduction in sweating - and it has done just that!
I too take Tramadol and have sweats most of the time I take them and like Di it can make me stop sleeping and feel a bit strange and a bit hyper at first........ then I keep nodding off and then waking up again only to nod off and wake up again. Along with the hot flushes I have also been getting, it doesn't lead to a good nights sleep so tend not to take them too near to bedtime....if I can help it.
The sweating is on the list of side effects, but I find them quite effective for my nerve pain when I take them.
I drink sage tea or take sage capsules and find this does take the edge off the sweating. Cooler fan and towels, like Di.
Typical for me in that finding something that helps then goes on to cause a different symptom through
side effects 
I also get severe night sweats but I have been getting these before I was diagnosed and put on medication. It was thought I going through the menopause but tests showed I wasn't. I guess its just one of those BD things!
Hugs
Angela
Hi I think we all have different experiences with meds some people find Tramadol and prednesilone excellent but I would never take them again. I was on high doses of both on separate occasions and coming off them was terrible....fevers, shakes, mind playing games and depression...I was on very high doses...pred. 140 daily and tram about 12000 daily. I found CoCodamol and BuTrans patches best pain relief of myself.
Hugs billi
Im not on tramadol but I get night sweats, I too thought it was on set of menopause but was tested and it wasnt , I was told this was a behcets symptom, its always worst when I have a flare up.
Thanks everyone I was told I don't have Behcets so it must be a Fibromyalgia system as well. If it isn't the Tramadol.
Profuse sweating is one of the many side effects I have from Behcets, day or night. I have a hard time controlling my body temp. I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed that it is different from like a sweat I do with a work out. There is no smell and it is quite watery.
I have taken Tramadol in the past but it didn't agree with me but like many others I get night sweats as a symptom of my Behcet's disease. It took me a long while to figure it out but it gets worse during flares. It was interesting to see Di's comment below about Topiramate as I have recently started taking this and it will be really great if this helps with the sweats too. I hope that you are able to find something that works for your pain and helps you sleep.
Hi there all
you will see from this link that 1 in 100 people suffer with sweating [amongst many other symptoms] as a side effect of Tramadol.
medicines.org.uk/guides/tra...
Adding this to the already symptom of overheating with the Behects, it probably makes this symptom feel much worse, with the tramadol.
Interesting about the Topiramate...as this can give an inability or lack of sweating as a side effect.....so this is probably why it helps.
topamax.com/about-topamax/s...
I get night sweats, much worse with flares. Been happening for 18 years. They told me it was menopause, but 5 years past that post and it's still happening. It is not caused or affected by drugs in my case.
Hi Jaxxi....some people still continue to get Hot Flushes even after Menopause has finished. But many others here also get the fever symptoms with the Behects.....so it's not easy is it.
As I have said before Tramadol itself gives sweating as a side effect so anyone taking Tramadol may well get this side effect....even if they are Male [not in the menopause] or even having a flare of Behects.
Hope this makes sense 
I don't take tramsdol as it makes me unwell but I get terrible night sweats constantly. It seems to be quite an issue. General lately that I can't control my temperature very well so I don't no what's going on there x
I have the same issues. Not every night, but often. I take Tramadol for joint pain related to my Behcet's, and like you, it doesn't much help with the pain, but I wake up drenched in sweat and freezing (mainly because I am wet and it is winter here) at least 4x a week.
Hi there I had night sweats and hot flushes from aged 34. I'm 62 and they stopped about a year ago. I use butrans patches all the time and use lidocaine patches and 10% ibuprofen gel when necessary. Don't forget about paracetamol as these can be a great back up when the pain is really bad.
Yes I do!!! But always had this with my Behcets do not sure which is causing it
Since I have stopped taking Tramadol the sweating has become a lot less the fatigue and the trouble I am having with my stomach is better than it was, but I am not getting the pain relief that I was getting, other painkillers I have tried are not as affective.
Does anyone have these same symptoms? Has anyone's condition cleared up? If so what did they do?
Does anyone take Methotrexate for their Behcets?
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