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Old 09-09-2013, 05:48 AM #4
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Originally Posted by Brain patch View Post
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.
Brain
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?
Thanks DJ
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