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Old 05-08-2012, 10:11 PM #4
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Insomnia is an extremely common symptom of CRPS. Or for anyone suffering with chronic pain for that matter.

I use trazadone (desyrel) and it certainly helps, but it is still a problem.

I'm often up in the middle of the night. Boy, television programming sucks at 3:00 in the morning!!
Have you had any unwanted side effects from the trazadone?
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