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| Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
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| trazedone to seroquel Hello, I am new to this board... I am a recovering drug addict who has been suffering from severe depression. I am finally on a combination of meds that has been working great for the past 3 months. .. Effexor xr, Remeron, Klonopin, and Trazedone. Recently, I no longer have insurance, so I am going to a community health center for my mental health. They give you the drugs they have... They don't have trazedone, so she gave me seroquel for sleep. 200mg. My fear is that it will interfear with how well I am doing mentally. Does any one know if I will experience bad side effects? Thanks a lot, Pillow top |
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| boommer Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Ft.Wayne,Ind
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| I was on Seroquel 200mg for awhile,and now I'm on Trazedone and I hate it.But with Seroquel I took it an hour before I went to bed,But the only side effect was it made me hungary as hell,and it made my legs feel heavy.It made me sleep all night,and I woke up refreshed with no side effects of drowness or anything.Good luck with it. |
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| Alcohol is a cruel mistress!!! Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: crownpoint newyork
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| Seroquel works great for helping to get a good night sleep. I have taken 50-100mg in the past but it can make me really tired the next day but everyone is different. Good luck with the med change! Kerry |
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| Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Payette Idaho
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| i have been on all those and ambian and lunesta but trazidone worked better although my body has a fast imunity to such things so im changing every 4 months and then back again. so best of luck |
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| Hope3 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Upstate, NY
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| If it is doctor reccomended, try it if it doesn't work as well, then worry about it. My mom takes Seroquel and it helps her to get a restful sleep. Everybody reacts different to different meds, good luck hope all stays positive for you, Hope3 |
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| Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Bronx
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It would make me tired within the first half an hour, but I wouldn't be ready to sleep, so I'd have to wait an additional 1.5 hours to be tired again. Basically, it helped me sleep and stay alseep, but it didn't change my sleeping habits or mental thoughts, so it didn't help me work on the schedule I had (which was the real issue). I take trazodone now, but only when needed. It helps me sleep well, but I don't like the feeling I get right before bed. It's intense for me. Also, it doesn't make me as drowsy in the morning. I feel more clear head on Trazodone. But yeah, it works different for everyone. | |
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| A picture's worth a 1000 words Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: With any luck, I'm lost in a view finder
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| old thread...opps...i started to post a reply to someone from last year Cleansing....welcome to the forum and to SR! Feel free to start a new thread if you have any questions or things you are personally dealing with. hugs, Jenna |
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| Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: college park, md
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| let me put it to you this way: both trazadone and seroquel are not used traditionally as sleep aids but are given to clients who do not respond to regular sleeping pills (ie. ambien, lunesta, sonata, etc.). they are prescribed because among their many side effects, they include drowsiness. drugs affect everyone differently. ie. neither seroquel nor trazadone work for me at their highest prescribed doses (and higher, when i make an executive decision of my own to double it). when i take seroquel i have terrible hallucinations. trazadone makes me feel so incredibly heavy that, because i still cannot sleep, when i have to get up in the middle of the night to take a ****, i fall back down because my body is completely discombobulated. in short, you have to see what will work for you. however, be careful with seroquel. it is actually an anti-psychotic... thus, the reason why i was experiencing the positive schizoid symptoms. |
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