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abbas15373
abbas15373

hello,

My brother he couldn't sleep since 17 days till today/ finally he used diazepam 10 to sleep. 

He can eat normally and he is watching tv around 20 hours because he couldn't sleep.

Also he is using nisopred 5 and Dipyridamole 250m & he was using the Axabin 20m.

Beside he has Waist disc since 17 years so that's why he was using Naproxen 500m & methadone, but he had stopped the flowing medicine so suddenly he fall to not sleep anymore.

Also there are medical reports incase if you need we can post it here.

I would appreciated if you could help him ASAP!!!

Best

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  • alanatcroydon
    alanatcroydon abbas15373

    Posted

    I cannot comment on the problem; others may be able to.   But diazepam 10 mg can be a short term solution.  I used to take it on very long flights so that I slept throughout the journey.  Your body can become accustomed to it (and addicted to it - its brand name is valium) so I would suggest it is not a long term solution
    • abbas15373
      abbas15373 alanatcroydon

      Posted

      Thanks for replay

      Yeah you are %100 right/ but what we should do after 17 days???

      beside we were worry may he get heart or brain attack that's why we forced him to get diazepam 10 mg.

      beside since he wake-up again he cant sleep anymore !!!

  • alanatcroydon
    alanatcroydon abbas15373

    Posted

    Sorry, I really cannot offer any other comment.   You do not say in which country you are located though I guess English is not your first language.  Though some of the pills you mention may be obtainable through informal channels, were any supplied by your GP/doctor?  If so, what does he/she suggest?

    My sleep problem is totally different; I sleep TOO much

    • abbas15373
      abbas15373 alanatcroydon

      Posted

      we are Persian in Iran & thanks for your comments.

      Unfortunately all of those pills are prescribed by different doctors...

      I believe that some drug interactions have occurred..

      Oh yeah you are sleeping too much / so you are too lucky...smile

      But also sleeping over then 8 hours not really fine for brain...

      Best

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