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what are good sleeping pills to take to get rid of crazy thoguhts when you are sleepig
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If you are looking for an OTC option, I found Tylenal PM to work reasonably well.
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yeah i have tried that...it didnt work that well for me. maybe i can try it again and take more
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Try Restoril, works pretty good for me.
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I find nitrazepam works well but like most sleepers will only work if used no more than three nights a week or you become tollerent of them & they will stop working. So I alternate with phenergan a antihistermine that also helps sleep. Between the two of them I manage to get reasonable sleep.
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Trazadone will knock you out
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hmmm are there any of those that also help with nightmares? and im 15 so i dunno if i can take all meds... im kind of scared to take meds but ive been sleeping 3-5 hours a night for about a year now due to these nightmares... im also in the netherlands so i hope they have them here too
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Quote:
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You might try melatonin. It is purchased over the counter and the usual dose is 1-3 mg. Good luck!
I use Ambien but it is a prescription medication. |
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melatonin is great if it works for you, because you can take it all you want and not worry about dependence i believe. though i have also heard that high doses are the same as not taking it at all because your body just recognizes it as excess and flushes it out. But you know, look into it, don't just listen to my rumor mongering
![]() i used it for a while but in fact it's pretty mild, i think. i don't think it would do the job for serious nightmares, but who knows. no harm in trying it. |
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I also use melatonin and it usually works pretty well, plus you wake up and arent very groggy. There are times that i do have dreams, etc so although its worth trying you would have to see how it works for you. You can get it at drug stores.
also,my boyfriend takes ambien when needed and it does work well, i have tried it however you need to take it on an empty stomach AND be in bed and ready to go to sleep because it makes you really goofy so be careful.
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Tylenol PM or good old Benadryl
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Dear Brookie
Fifty mg of vitamin B6, taken about one hour before bedtime, is a great sleep aid. It is a coenzyme, in the production of serotonin. For more details, on sleep and serotonin metabolism, please see my response to the following post, here on PC: http://forums.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=78287 Please, don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have regarding, i.e., here or by PM. Wishing you a good nights sleep, each and every night, Larry |
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