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Posted by Janelle on August 13, 2001, at 22:02:56
Anyone have any suggestions/experience about which A-D might be best for also helping with sleep/sedation at night without a morning "hang over" effect - Serzone, Remeron or Luvox? I've heard that both these three are sedating (and that Remeron can stimulate appetite, in which case I'd have to rule that one out) -- HELP! Any feedback greatly appreciated.
-Janelle
Posted by JahL on August 13, 2001, at 22:37:11
In reply to A-D for SLEEP: Serzone, Remeron, or Luvox? , posted by Janelle on August 13, 2001, at 22:02:56
> Anyone have any suggestions/experience about which A-D might be best for also helping with sleep/sedation at night without a morning "hang over" effect - Serzone, Remeron or Luvox? I've heard that both these three are sedating (and that Remeron can stimulate appetite, in which case I'd have to rule that one out) -- HELP! Any feedback greatly appreciated.
Remeron was the only one that really helped me re:sleep (& I get the impression this is *generally* so) *but* every now & then I did get a slight hangover effect. Something I'm used to. %-P
J.
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