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Old Mar 05, 2016, 03:16 PM
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About 2-3 times per week I wake with a headache.
It's miserable. I had 2 aspirins.
I'll have some baking soda if I don't start feeling better.
Is it med related?
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Old Mar 05, 2016, 03:42 PM
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From what I gathered you're taking seroquel right now? It often makes me feel hungover when I wake up and the only thing that helps is caffeine for Motrin 800. Trazadone is even worst though!

Edit: it doesn't help that I'm on a pretty high dose of seroquel too

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Old Mar 06, 2016, 09:53 AM
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Thanks. That stupid Seraquel seems to help but makes me eat.
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Day Vraylar 3 mg. Wellbutrin 150
Night meds Temazepam 30 mg or lorazepam
Hasn't helped yet.
From sunny California!
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