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Old 06-13-2009, 06:29 PM #7
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I've tried it also. That night was sleepless. Tossing and turning, I think I finally did fall asleep around 3, and then had the crazy dreams. No more for me!!! I'll find something else for the pain. And Flexeril knocks me out for a couple of days too. The only pain med that really works is vicoden, but then I'm hung over for a day, and can't work. I just can't win.

But my14 yo dog has 25 mg Tramadol for pain PRN, and he sleeps well, all night long.
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