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Posted by Cairo on October 12, 2006 at 11:12:04:In Reply to: Re: alpha, delta, theta bursts posted by semele on October 12, 2006 at 07:05:25:
In my case, I sleep great with Remeron. Some nights I can sleep without it, but often my sleep isn't deep without it. I have no grogginess or other side effects besides weight gain, and the sleep feels restful and wonderful. I've never taken sleep aids, so I can't judge them, but I vote yes on the medication issue. If it is working, then take it. If it isn't and it makes you feel lousy then don't. You have to also do some CBT and other lifestyle changes as well, though to make medication effective.
- Re: alpha, delta, theta bursts semele 09:43 10/13/06 (0)
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