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Originally Posted by Hope-Full
I actually had and have great luck with seroquel, in combination with my AD med. I take a really small dose - half the 25mg pill about a half hour before bed and I sleep a nice 7-8 hours. I also take my AD at the same time, and the combination is great.
I have used Ambien, Ambien CR, trazadone, and one other one that I can't remember for my insomnia. The only one that worked was the Ambien CR but my insurance won't cover it.
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I've been taking Trazadone, I started at 100 MG and now I'm taking 200. I fall asleep but then I wake up at 1,2 or 3 am, and can't get back to sleep. I asked my pdoc abt Ambien she wouldn't authorize it.
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