Struggling with Sleep

[GR5]

Stay far, far away from ambien

[BowSlayer]

Stay far, far away from ambien

I was on Ambien for over a year. It finally got to the point that it didn't work any more. Talk about a rough withdrawal when I quit! I would literally sleep every 3 nights. I still take 1/2 of one on occasion if I'm sleeping somewhere other than home but I don't take it more than once every few months.

[Who Brought'em]

I am the same way. I take magnesium tables at nigh and it has helped a bunch when I remember to take them.

[Danimal14]

It sounds like you need to see a sleep specialist. Sometimes the body gets out of sorts on sleep and a Dr. can help....

you may have sleep apnea, look into it, I know many people tell me that a cpap machine has saved their lives. something to look into

[pigstika1978]

I haven't found anything over the counter that works for me even Rx meds won't work at times can't stand it

[TxMachinist]

I'm in the same boat. When I do sleep all night, I am not resting. Going to try Zquil or Benadryl just don't need to be sluggish the next day.

[Johnny]

Sounds like more a stress/anxiety issue. Been there brother and still happens every now and then. I hate when my mind races like that at night. You feel beat to heck the next day. Work was my main culprit. I will just take something to knock me out like an antihistamine. They make me drowsy as heck. lol

[220swift]

One word. Triazolam. You will sleep and no side effects.

[snappertapper]

cannabis works wonders as well.

[pigstika1978]

cannabis works wonders as well.

Work won't allow it but did sleep really well when I was able to

[pigstika1978]

One word. Triazolam. You will sleep and no side effects.

Where can I find this?

[Johnny]

One word. Triazolam but it has a crap load of side effects......


SIDE EFFECTS: The most common side effects of triazolam are weakness or tiredness, dizziness, drowsiness, clumsiness, or unsteadiness; a "hangover" effect, headache, increased dreaming, loss of memory, nausea, vomiting, confusion, depression, lightheadedness or fainting spells, mood changes, excitability, aggressive behavior, movement difficulty, staggering or jerky movements, muscle cramps, and tremors.

FIFY.

Actually not sure if true or not...that's just what it says online which everyone should take as gospel. lol

[buckmastertexas]

Well, I think the guy's above covered everything I could thing. Try it all. Good luck

[pigstika1978]

FIFY.



Actually not sure if true or not...that's just what it says online which everyone should take as gospel. lol

Well crap that!!! I don't want to sleep that bad!

[BadRoad]

you may have sleep apnea, look into it, I know many people tell me that a cpap machine has saved their lives. something to look into

cpap machine made all the difference in the world for me. I sleep like a rock all night long now. If you're a big time snorer you might oughta check out the sleep study angle. best Dr. to see for that, at least for the insurance i have, was to go to a pulminary doctor for the referral.