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Old 08-01-2010, 11:55 AM #3
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Dear Kay,

Welcome!



My 2 cents: You likely do not need both the Effexor and the Trazadone. The Lamictal can be activating. You don't need two anti-depressants on top of the Lamictal.



Talk to the Nurse Practitioner about a med change.

Thanks for the warning about the Nuvigil. I have some samples that I have not taken.

I'm on my way to sleep. 'Talk to you later.
M.
I only take a small dose of trazadone at bedtime to help me sleep (it usually helps), but obviously not helping right now.

Thanks for the welcome and the advice, Mari. If you do decide to try the nuvigil, I wouldn't start with the whole pill. I was told to take the full 150mg pill first, and cut it in half if it was too much.

Thanks again!
Kay
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