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Old 02-11-2013, 07:35 AM #1
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My daughter was perscribed Trazodone for pain and to help her sleep. Has anyone taken this with good or bad results.

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I take this and I think it is great! It really lowers my pain at night and helps me sleep. I love having it. I hope this finds you and your daughter doing well!
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Thumbs up It helps me sleep!
I have been on trazodone for at least six years, and it is the only thing that has been any good at letting me get a good night of sleep (if that were possible). I cannot say that it has aided my pain levels at all, however.

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It definitely helps me sleep. I've been taking it for about 3 years now; wouldn't be without it.

It is a quite safe and commonly prescribed sleep aid.
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My daughter was perscribed Trazodone for pain and to help her sleep. Has anyone taken this with good or bad results.

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Hi.. I am taking trazadone my self. it wasgiven to me to replace elavil and to help me sleep. I do not know if it really helps the pain but it does help with the sleep. it is trial and error with drugs. and its difficult to really tell what is woring and what isn't sometimes because its given in a cocktail. good luck to you
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