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10 mgs is a common dose for head aches and insomnia. Larger doses are intended to provide some anti-depressant value.

With your anxiety struggles, you may need to consider an SSRI or such. Amitriptyline is a tri-cyclic anti-depressant without as much anti-anxiety value as most SSRI's.
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