citalopram and sleeping problems
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Hi has anyone got any tips for insomnia in the early stages of citalopram, feeling really tired but unable to sleep
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Posted , 6 users are following.
Hi has anyone got any tips for insomnia in the early stages of citalopram, feeling really tired but unable to sleep
0 likes, 15 replies
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jen31560 damo47
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jen31560 damo47
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My doc gave me a few non- addictive sleeping pills for the first week
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Lifechanging damo47
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I couldn't sleep either and felt it was the one thing that wasn't improving on the medication. I've started going for acupuncture and have started to
Sleep properly again, either that or I'm on week 8 of the tablets and they've started to work 😄
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valerie85524 damo47
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not sleeping was was one of my biggest issues before and after starting Citralopram. All I can say is it does get a lot better. I've now been on the tablets for about 10 weeks and most nights I am sleeping well. I did however use other techniques to help including the followings- never go to bed unless really sleepy , used an extra duvet underneath me for added comfort ( really helped!) and listening regularly to mindful meditation tapes and Paul McKenna hypnotic trance every night in bed to help aid sleep. These have helped me, main thing early days is not to stress about how little sleep you are getting and not to continually tell everyone that you're not getting any sleep, so take your focus off not sleeping and get on with other things to keep your mind busy. Someone on here recommended a book to me which I can't remember the name of but will look it up and post it later and the simplicity of it really struck home too and was also a factor in my recovery. Anyway, good luck, know that this time will pass and things will get better.
Val
valerie85524 damo47
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the name of that book is The Effortless Sleep Method by Sasha Stephens , quick and easy readÂ
Val
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bernieh damo47
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I have been taking the tablets for 6 weeks now and only just started to sleep through the night , tough but you do get there.
Take care. x
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