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I can't sleep even if I take sleeping pills
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It's been a long time since I couldn't sleep even after taking sleeping pills such as zolpidem, Life, which lasts for a few hours over a few days and nights, continues until death. Will I be able to sleep only after death?
It's been a long time since I couldn't sleep even after taking sleeping pills such as zolpidem, Life, which lasts for a few hours over a few days and nights, continues until death. Will I be able to sleep only after death?
Yes. Is not any controlled substance list. It's technically an anti-depressent, but everyone says it helps them sleep better. If you tell your doctor that you're depressed and having trouble sleeping and specifically ask for Mirtazipine, they may give it to you. It may be available from Indian pharmas with non script.
Hey
I have a similar problem. I can absolutely not relax, let go. 24/7 on high-tension. Its so horrible. I do take meds, Quetiapine, and if I m lucky, I fall asleep. But it is not guaranteed. If I can sleep or not seems like Russian roulette, I can be active in the day, take benzos, shut down the blue light early, meditate, exercise... there is nothing that helps with a 100% certainty.
Hey
I have a similar problem. I can absolutely not relax, let go. 24/7 on high-tension. Its so horrible. I do take meds, Quetiapine, and if I m lucky, I fall asleep. But it is not guaranteed. If I can sleep or not seems like Russian roulette, I can be active in the day, take benzos, shut down the blue light early, meditate, exercise... there is nothing that helps with a 100% certainty.
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