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Posted by Sigolene on July 29, 2000, at 4:03:00
Edronax is one of the only effective med for me. But I can't sleep.
Has someone already tried Desyred for insomnia with Edronax ?
or any other combination for a long time use ?
thanks.
Posted by AndrewB on July 29, 2000, at 7:52:54
In reply to EDRONAX insomnia, posted by Sigolene on July 29, 2000, at 4:03:00
Sigolene,
My insomnia was transitory with Edronax (reboxetine), as I thought was the norm. How long have you been taking Edronax.
AndrewB
Posted by Sigolene on July 29, 2000, at 12:28:45
In reply to Re: EDRONAX insomnia, posted by AndrewB on July 29, 2000, at 7:52:54
> Sigolene,
>
> My insomnia was transitory with Edronax (reboxetine), as I thought was the norm. How long have you been taking Edronax.
>
> AndrewBonly 6 days, but insomnia is severe, even with benzodiazepines meds for sleep. But I would like to carry on with Edronax because it has already increase my ability to concentrate on work.
Sigolene.
Posted by AndrewB on July 29, 2000, at 14:06:36
In reply to Re: EDRONAX insomnia » AndrewB, posted by Sigolene on July 29, 2000, at 12:28:45
Sigolene,
Sometimes it is wise, in the face of transitory side effects with Edronax, to halve the dose. Let your body first adjust ot the lower dose then move up slowely. For example, start at 4mgs for 2 weeks, then go to 6 and stabilize, finally moving up to 8mgs.
AndrewB
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