Experiences with

Bio-Melatonin

Hi everyone, melatonin cures my insomnia very well! Some people say that it makes RLS worse, however it does [u]not[/u] aggravate my RLS at all (though it may do if I was not taking a medication that controls the RLS). If you are lucky enough to be able to try it, then please be aware that

I weaned off Ropinirole, but i have nothing for the withdrawal symptoms, i have been asking for Buprenorphine, but they would not prescribe it, a secretary to one of the neurologists at Coventry Hospital told me the reason was they could not prescribe was i suffered impulse gambling and hyper sex Now

Well I met my consultant at a Glasgow hospital yesterday after about 2 years (I'm on the maintenance list now). I came armed with lots of paperwork to give him but didn't need to hand it out as he knew a lot. He was particularly pleased about the change to the NICE guidelines to drop the DAs and use

can anyone offer any suggestions of how to get more sleep. I am totally exhausted and when I go to bed I fall asleep pretty easily but wake up an hour or so later and then can be awake for 3 or 4 hours followed by dozing until the alarm goes off. I have dropped caffeine, take magnesium and progesterone

Main reason for test: signs of low cortisol in the morning but problems falling asleep at night without melatonin. I don’t take any adrenal supplements. I have been on thyroid hormone replacement since 2000 (Hashimotis’s diagnosis). I used to feel good on NDT but lately have struggled to tolerate T3

Bones are repaired in sleep, and sleep problems seem to be one more area to work on if we have osteopenia or osteoporosis without extreme pain. (I know OP causes sleep problems for so many, which is another horrible irony in this mean condition,) I'm posting because this came up via another question

Difficulty sleeping. Thinking of taking Melatonin but read should not take if you have an auto immune disorder. Appreciate being told if Polymyalgia is referred to as an auto immune disorder.

Since taking steroids find it harder to sleep. Thought of trying melatonin. Read not advisable to take if you have an auto immune disorder. Would anppreciate advice on whether Polymyalgia is an auto immune disorder.

For three years I've taken melatonin 10mg every night. Last night it didn't work. I was still awake at 2AM so I found some Ibuprofen PM in the medicine cabinet. I took two and was able to sleep for 10 hours. Ibuprofen PM is ibuprofen with an antihistamine. I know constant use of any medication

Doctors advice from specialist, stop Ropinirole, subscribe Nortriptyline, increase Melatonin to 4mg

4 months ago approx I started suffering with insomnia. up until then I had no trouble sleeping. I can fall asleep - no problem. I just can't stay asleep. I am 82 years old. Ive tried everything - Nytol useless. Sleepeaze from Boots, worked at first but not now. Also have tried Melatonin tablets

We all know melatonin triggers/worsens RLS symptoms. Melatonin is not easily available in the UK and can only be prescribed by a doctor.But I recently visited Seville in Spain and you can buy Melatonin at any grocery store. And it's very cheap. 30 pills for 4 Euros.

She can't stand by most of these because they aren't SOC. I asked her about a number of things for SBRT. The ones she liked are attached. I don't have an HRR mutation. Yet she and the RO and another MO liked the theory of adding olaparib to SBRT (or RT). A few others. These are not for RT - just

Conference poster (not peer-reviewed) to be presented next month in Vienna at AD/PD 2025: https://cslide.ctimeetingtech.com/adpd25/attendee Aims: Isolated REM-sleep behavior disorder (iRBD) is recognized as a prodromal state of clinical α-synucleinopathies such as Lewy-body dementia and Parkinson’s

it’s been a few months since I posted last…. Since then my son has been dismissed from another preschool (that makes 2 in 9 months) we have decided to keep him home until we cannot anymore, but time would be fall at the latest. He is 4 years old and started Guanfacine IR 2x a day, Ritalin 5mg 2x a

I have been reading that Melatonin is good for lack of sleep with tinnitus...... are people on here taking it and do they find it helps them fall asleep ? if so do they get any side effects ?...Thankyou

This World Sleep Day, let’s talk about a connection that’s often missed; gut health, toileting, and sleep being deeply linked! 🚽 Toileting struggles; Constipation, withholding, or frequent loose stools can make it harder for children to relax and settle at night. 😴 Restless sleep; Discomfort, bloating

Does anyone else experience sleep avoidance, or bouts of insomnia during stressful times? I operate so much more stable when I get good sleep, and consistent sleep... but in times of stress or triggering episodes I just cannot sleep. I used to get sleeping pills from my partner, but looking back I think

I've read previous posts here about melatonin and would like to enquire more in detail. I suffer bad jet lag when I travel east due to 8 hours time difference. The only thing that has helped me in the past is taking melatonin 5-6mg just before I go to bed. I tend to need it for the first 5-6 days before

Hi, Quick bio. I have PAF since 1961. I had a pacemaker fitted two years ago for sick sinus and am on 2.5mg Bisop. I was due to have an ablation in January but it had to be cancelled as I damaged by quadriceps tendon in a fall. I cannot sleep very well with pain so I have been taking 2 mg Melatonin