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geonaut

Updated 1y ago

Need Help with Insomnia Caused by Anxiety and Chronic Pain

hey, new to this app. need help with insomnia. it's interfering with my ability to get to places on time and I really need my full mental capacity with difficult college classes. I think the insomnia is caused by anxiety from PTSD and chronic neck pain from a separate issue. if anyone has dealt with either of those I'd appreciate advice.

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Some suggestions from users who have experienced insomnia due to PTSD and other issues include establishing a bedtime routine, using sleep sounds or talkdowns, trying CBD oil, and considering medicati...See More

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lonelypotato13

1y

Magnesium can help, and anything with l-theanine in it. I get these sleep gummies off of herb pro that have l-theanine in them, they work really well for me. They tend to give you weird dreams though.
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Carol12232008

1mo

I have severe insomnia, so bad it'll keep me up for days at a time! I was prescribed trazadone for it and it works absolute wonders! I get a solid 8-9 hours of sleep every night and I'm not groggy or foggy headed the next day! I started on 100mg 1 hour before I wanted to fall asleep, I'm now on 200 mg.

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