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Default Lunesta questions
Howdy everyone!!!!!

I only cat nap these days. My doctor told me to try Lunesta 2mg. What can i expect from it? I get nervous trying new meds. When should I take it?
Can it be taken with benadryl?

Thanks!!!!!
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