Is it ok to take Citalopram and Kalms night?
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Hi was wanting a bit of advice.
Am having really lots of trouble sleeping, I get off ok and then wake with lots of anxiety buzzing through my system.
Has anyone taken kalms night and citalopram together and noticed that it helps or does it make things worse? I really need to get some sleep!
Plus am on week 5 of the citalopram and not feeling great yet! Most people on here say it could take 6-8 weeks before I feel any better, then I've read some people say the have felt better after 3 weeks.
The sleep is a problem though-so kalms night any good with the Citalopram? xx
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aj15433 charlotte12343
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marlene21102 charlotte12343
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mel85446 marlene21102
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I have recently bought some valerian but haven't taken any yet as I am confused? Do you take them in the morning like a supplement every day or one before bed when you want a good nights sleep like nytol? If everyday will the effect build and make me drowsy during the day? Hope you can help me, thanks mel
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You perhaps can try one Valerian at night see how you feel.?
My ears are screaming Mel some days don't want to drop down ,I do eventually put a hair dryer by the ears and if lucky it will drop ,give that a try on low setting. God bless all work out one of these days for all of us God Willing always chat here xx
mel85446 marlene21102
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marlene21102 mel85446
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balance still going when walking ,wonder if that's a vitamin imbalance ie iron magnesium etc I do gat the Quiet Magazine from tinnitus org tells you what they've been doing into Tinnitus. Have few more reflexology sessions see how you go don't think it will harm any,and my balance began after I went to osteopath for my sinuses 3 yrs ago within 2 days go figure that out .
You have a good day,lovely weather here ,wish we on site could get out and enjoy it hey.pain all this lets know how you go on xx
mel85446 marlene21102
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I have begun on Vit D 3 as a chap on Vertigo site mentioned lack of this Vit D interesting to read up on Mel.
Glad to your managing to get out with your friends ,even the odd night out will do you good long term ,worse thing is spending to long indoors.even couple hours out boost you up,ready for next day
weather here doesn't know what it wants to do,can't beat UK weather that's for sure? Hope things get better for you as days go on keep in touch hey xxx
loulyn77566 charlotte12343
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I like to occasionally have a cup of Valerian tea at bedtime to give me a better sleep so I checked with my doctor (& the pharmacist for a 2nd opinion LOL) & both said no problem, it's okay to take & I've been fine with it.
The one I usually use is Pukka night time tea from the supermarket. You can also get other ones on Amazon. The stronger the better is how I like it, sometimes put 2 teabags in together
Loulyn x
charlotte12343 loulyn77566
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Thanks will give the tea a try!!
I know I've posted a few things in the last few weeks-am at such a low point and state and can't seem too see how things will get better on the citalopram. Lots of other fellow users say just hang in there it will happen and some say maybe I need to try another pill!? I know my GP is the best to advise but the citalopram did work last time. I had been on it for a few years and then felt it was time to come off as I didn't need it. Now I feel maybe that I shouldn't of come off it. Grrr why is life so crappy at times?
Thanks for listening and the tea advice- will try to get some today! xx