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Grover's Disease: What works to help find relief?

Skin Health | Last Active: Nov 4 2:57pm | Replies (2012)

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This is kind of a suggestion to all those with sleeping problems, take it for what it's worth. Having been in the restaurant business for my whole adult life, I have sleep issues. I generally don't fall asleep before 3-30 AM, and would probably lie awake for another hour if I didn't start taking trazedone. For years, I mistakenly drank wine and bourbon to sedate me, and I actually slept very well. About 4 years ago I stopped the alcohol. Best decision ever, BUT, I couldn't fall asleep. I tried everything, but nothing worked until the trazedone. For awhile I would take it with CD oil. Boy did I sleep deeply. I realize that what works for one person may not work for another, and I understand that many people out there are resistant to taking more drugs, for good reason. For myself, as someone who loves his sleep, the benefits of trazedone far out weigh the minor risks involved. Now with GD, I don't think I would ever fall asleep without it.

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Thank you for the insight I do have some prescription sleep aid and ur correct wouldn’t get through GD flare without it!

My husband and I have been taking 50mg Trazodone for more than 10 years, long before I developed GD. It’s was developed as an antidepressant, but it is sedating and so frequently prescribed in low doses to assist with sleep. We also take CBD oil and I just recently tried CBG oil. Not sure what it is exactly, but also helps with sleep.

Trazodone is certainly the doctor's choice. Not addictive.Try taking it an hour, before bedtime. Initially, I felt knocked out, in the A.M., but then my body adjusted.