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sleep disorder


                                         
Asked by Unregistered (Male ) on Sat 24, Jan 2009 06:55am :

I was experiencing sleep disorders when I was only 25 years old. But gradually the problem went away without any medication. In the year 1993, when my age was 37, I was discovered to be a hypertension patient as my blood pressure remained on higher side continuously. For the treatment my doctor prescribed amlodipin and alprazolam (0.25 mg.). But since then I have been taking alprazolam and in last three years I have been taking 0.5 mg. gradually it did not work also and I added Amitriptyline 12.5 mg with this drug and I have been using this combination for last one year. Now even both these drugs taken combined do not work and I spent sleepless nights. I was taking alcohol previously, but have completely quitted since two years. Please help.


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