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Old 06-09-2011, 12:35 AM #9
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One of the benefits of Elavil is it can help with insomnia. Getting good sleep can greatly reduce all of the symptoms freezerdoor mentions. But, to get good sleep, the insomnia and other sleep disturbances must not be caused by sleep apnea. If the subject has sleep apnea, no amount of Elavil will help.

So, as others have said, your mileage can vary.
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