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Hi all,

I'm curious what you all take to help you sleep. Currently, I fall asleep fine, but around 4 AM I'm up and then toss and turn the rest of the night. The next day I'm wrecked because of the lack of sleep.

They gave me Klonopin but it only helps until around 4 AM, then I'm pretty much wide awake. Now they want to add Trazodone but I read the side effects (online) and found it a bit scary. Any ideas, tips, suggestions? I miss my sleep!
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