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Old 01-10-2008, 12:41 AM #1
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I've been reading up on Benedryl and found that some people have the opposite reaction to it....Anxiety and panic attacks. I already have an axiety disorder so I better be careful.

Some have said it works great at 50 mg for sleep and others say that dose would have them flying off the walls. It's not unusual for people to have opposite reactions to meds, but I'm glad I found this out.

I may buy the cheap stuff and try it, though, to see if it works for me. Anybody else have this opposite reaction to Benedryl?
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I've heard that children have opposite reactions especially to Benedryl .
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Yes, I also have the opposite reaction to Benadryl and also to Nyquil..... Interesting..... - Denise (Babycakes)
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I'm having a bad problem with insomnia also. One night I gave up and actually took one of my Ambien instead of the Benadryl. I lay awake and go to sleep at 5 or 6 and wake up ant noon. I have even had an appointment in the early morning and gotten up at six and still had insomnia that night. So I don't think it is related to the time of day I wake up. My body wakes up around 8 PM. That's when I feel energized, my mind more alert. So last night I took a secret stash of an old prescription of Baclofen. I can't remember what the dose is but I take 1/2 a tablet. I slept so soundly that when I woke up I found my cat sleeping between my legs instead of at the bottom of the bed. I don't know what I will do when I am out of that secret stash
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