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Old 01-04-2011, 11:03 AM #1
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My neuro gave me a presc for elavil at night (20 mg) which I took 2x a while back when I felt really bad...couldn't get out of bed..I stopped taking it as I felt worse. I think I need to start it again as anxiety is at its highest now.

Anyone have any experiences w elavail good or bad??

Will it help me sleep? Will I be zonked still in the morning?

Anything else you can say I'm all ears
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