Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance?

Posted by zana on April 28, 2009, at 9:50:27

In reply to Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? » jms600, posted by yxibow on April 27, 2009, at 20:09:14

I have had really good results with Remeron. I am taking 45mgs but my new pdoc says I could get enough sedation with 15mgs. So after I finish tapering off seroquel, which was supposed to help with sleep but did not, I'm going to try going dodwn on the remeron and see if it really does work at lower doses. But I would ask your doc about it. It binds to histamine receptors and is supposed to be a good anti depressant though I never found it to be good for me in that department.
Zana

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Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? jms600 4/27/09
Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? » jms600 Phillipa 4/27/09
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Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? » jms600 raisinb 4/27/09
Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? » jms600 yxibow 4/27/09
Re: Sleeping meds that don't lead to tolerance? zana 4/28/09

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