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Posted by B2chica on August 5, 2008, at 10:35:10
i've been having trouble getting to sleep. i'm currently taking my xanax for sleep at night, should i ask pdoc today for something different like Trazadone for sleep instead? or should i stick with xanax?
b2c.
Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 5, 2008, at 23:52:45
In reply to Trazadone for sleep?, posted by B2chica on August 5, 2008, at 10:35:10
Stay with Xanax, trazadone you cannot get up in the morning. It has a horrid morning hang over effect, i was on it 3 years ago. It makes you feel horrible. But, if it gets you to sleep, take it
Posted by theo on August 8, 2008, at 22:01:04
In reply to Trazadone for sleep?, posted by B2chica on August 5, 2008, at 10:35:10
I actually took 100mg pills and split in quarters and 25mg did great for my anxiety.
> i've been having trouble getting to sleep. i'm currently taking my xanax for sleep at night, should i ask pdoc today for something different like Trazadone for sleep instead? or should i stick with xanax?
> b2c.
Posted by Justherself54 on August 8, 2008, at 23:07:06
In reply to Trazadone for sleep?, posted by B2chica on August 5, 2008, at 10:35:10
> i've been having trouble getting to sleep. i'm currently taking my xanax for sleep at night, should i ask pdoc today for something different like Trazadone for sleep instead? or should i stick with xanax?
> b2c.I tried one night with trazadone. I felt like I had the worst hangover in history and it lasted all day. I now take 25 mg. of seroquel to sleep. Zopiclone worked very well for a long time, but has lost its effectiveness, so I'll be off it soon. I also take half of a .05 clonazapam at bed..that combo has worked really well for me.
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