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Re: Natalie RE: REMERON

Posted by moe on March 24, 2001 at 03:44:24:

In Reply to: Natalie RE: REMERON posted by Dave on March 22, 2001 at 07:48:40:

I've been taking remeron for 2 weeks and am sleeping better than I have in years. For me 30 mg seems to work best, about one hour before bed. Besides sleeping well I also feel very active throughout the day. I have gained a few pounds but this might be attributed to my increased appetite, which had declined during a long period of insomnia/daytime fatigue. So far this is the only med which has given me both good sleep and less daytime fatigue.Had tried paxil,trazadone, ambien, etc. i think many people who are diagnosed as depressed, really have an anxiety problem. Anxiety can lead to insomnia,daytime fatigue etc, which can lead to depression. Its hard for a Dr to determine what problem precipitated the others.

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