trazodone

I'm not sure if it is common but I've definitely taken my fair share of my dog's trazodone.

I have been able to reduce my trazodone dose by 33% and some nights I don't even need the melatonin.

I’ve had a few friends who tried trazodone off my remarks and the ramping on period is tough for many.

Took Trazodone for years and decided to eliminate that dependency.

Melatonin, trazodone or a newer sleep drug is safer.

I experimented for years and finally have wonderful sleep with desmopressin + trazodone.

Just got a new perscription for 50mg trazodone.

I'll share my strategy: I take trazodone occasionally as needed to sleep.

I took Trazodone for about a year, now some 8 years ago.

The stuffy nose is something I get when I take trazodone.

You'll get plenty of advice and it's worth evaluating it all (as we're all different), but trazodone has been a miracle worker in aiding sleep.

[3] Anecdotally, a low dose of trazodone (25 mg) prevents sleep maintenance insomnia for me.

A lot of "help" in this space are things like z-drugs, benzos, antihistamines like hydroxyzine, low doses of atypical antipsychotics like Seroquel, and antidepressants like Trazodone and mirtazapine.

Low serotonin can simply be a physical deficiency and not emotional." I said, "OK, but I'm not taking Welbutrin or Cymbalta." The trazodone I'm on has no "hangover" effect.

Trazodone felt like a Nuke to me, tried it for sleep but whew what a crazy strong (bad) feeling it gave me.

My prescription drug is Trazodone, which so far has worked better than nothing.

I've tried Trazodone, but it gave me really strange nightmares (as someone who never has nightmares).