Tramadol is currently clesasd as an uncontrolled opioid analgesic (painkiller) available on prescription is essentially the same as codeine. It will show up in a urine drug screening if it is tested for, but most standard five-panel drug screening tests currently do not test for it.Like most substances, Tramadol is usually out of your system after about three to five days from use.Other factors that might affect urine detection time are individual drug tolerance, urine pH levels and how much water is in the body. Drinking a lot of water or having very acidic urine, for example, tend to shorten detection time to some extent.