Do sleep problems ever get easier with citalopram

I have tried diazepam and ziplocone which has helped but I know they can't b a long term solution 

Hi Gemma,  your brain is going through alot of changes at the moment, give it time & it will settle, just because you didn’t have it last time it doesn’t mean to say it will be the same like last time. 

  The huge problem is the panic, imagine your rolling a snowball down the hill, it will get bigger & bigger, if you stop rolling it will stay the same, what I use to do is keep rolling it, as soon as you stop thinking , rolling it the panic will cease, it’s very hard I know but it is true, your as good as fueling the fire

I hope you feel better soon and please try not to panic, it will pass

 😎

My sleep issues never improve with celexa.. because I been suffering with insomnia all my life.. ziplocone will be with me forever..thank God iam in the USA and I been approved for my meds I have to take to combat this horrible Illness..and yes IAM recover from celexa..my initial symptoms that I wanted relief from completely diminish..and yes millions of folks are taking ziplocone and diazapam for life..my mom is a great example..of long term use of diazapam and celexa together..

My sleep issues never improve with celexa.. because I been suffering with insomnia all my life.. ziplocone will be with me forever..thank God iam in the USA and I been approved for my meds I have to take to combat this horrible Illness..and yes IAM recover from celexa..my initial symptoms that I wanted relief from completely diminish..and yes millions of folks are taking ziplocone and diazapam for life..my mom is a great example..of long term use of diazapam and celexa together..

I’ve been on citalopram for 8 weeks, 5 weeks on 20mg, and I wake up most nights around 2am to be honest. Sometimes I’m able to go back to sleep, and sometimes I need to lay in bed and read a book for a while until my eyes start to get tired and I eventually fall asleep again. In the daytime going for walks can help to tire me out at night. I have had some nights where I’ve had an okay sleep, it does take a while for your sleep to get sorted I’ve been told, so yes, whilst it’s annoying waking up, I’m glad that I’m getting some sleep even though the quality isn’t the greatest. 

Also Gemma, I tend to wake up with morning anxiety often...it feels rubbish but I just try and get out of bed and get on with my day, and not lay there for too long otherwise I’ll end up overthinking. I make my bed, open the curtains, and take myself off to the bathroom so I can get on with the day ahead x

yes,after 10 weeks you will see the difference ,take citrolopram in the morning and it help your tiredness at nite

My insomnia/waking at night lasted about 10 weeks when I first started Citalopram. I used trazedone and lorazepam to help me sleep for weeks, then it got to the point I just used trazedone. I still use trazedone sporadically, as needed (lately every night now that my anxiety is back).

Hey Gemma, 

I’m in my 13th week on 10 mg. I still have some insomnia but these past 2 weeks I notice a huge difference for the better. I wake up around  2 am but I fallback to sleep within 30 min 🙏🏻. Stay with it. The days I go walking I sleep much better. Also take your med in the morning with breakfast. Good luck. When you wake up put a set of headphones on and listen to meditation.

It works !

Will😎👍🏼👍🏼