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137. Tramadol will show up on some drug tests, but doesnât stay in your system long-term. In fact, Tramadol shows up on drug screens and is detected in tramadol-specific blood and urine screens only 2-4 days after use. However, hair testing can show past Tramadol use, even when it is no longer in your system.
A label for 50 mg of Ultram (tramadol) tablets. Credit: National Institutes of Health. Tramadol is a prescription medication used to treat moderate to moderately severe pain. It is sold under the brand name Ultram in the United States, and as Ralivia, Dromodol and other names elsewhere. It is intended to work by changing the way the central nervous system responds to pain.