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Old Jul 06, 2017, 04:32 PM
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i am on 15mg it was up to 15mg last month now i take seroqel with the mirt and it does not help! vert strange!
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i am on 15mg it was up to 15mg last month now i take seroqel with the mirt and it does not help! vert strange!
That is strange 30mgs of mirtazapine knocked me out. Other meds for sleep are the z drugs, restoril, trazadone, zyprexa. the last two being off label uses.
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15mg of mirtazpine helped me sleep when I was on it... better than the seroquel I'm on now!
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