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Old 09-09-2013, 05:48 AM #1
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Hi fellow sleep disorder sufferers,
Just wanted to say that I have had relief from night seizures with clonazepam 1.0mg.
I have had relief from REM sleep behavior disorder with Ambian 10 mg. I have less vivid dreams and nightmares with these two medications.
Just wanted to leave a note for anyone suffering from these sleep problems.
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Hi Brain any problems with clonazepam as I'm likely to be prescribed this when my REM disorder is confirmed? What are the side effects? And any problems with addiction/dependency?
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Hi Brain any problems with clonazepam as I'm likely to be prescribed this when my REM disorder is confirmed? What are the side effects? And any problems with addiction/dependency?
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this is a old but very useful thread to me. I will talk to my doctor about amitriptyline clonidine and Ambien when I see him on Friday
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