Experiences with

Circadin

I also have a large box of melatonin gummy bears which I got in Spain which typically cause such drowsiness in me that I fall asleep quickly (I have UK-prescribed circadin as well) Does anyone know if it is safe to take Nytol and melatonin (2 gummies, each containing 1 mg) together?

I've gotten of pexola and circadin(melatonin, which made my rls worst)with many sleepless nights.Thereafter I had surgery and was prescribed tramadol for pain. I noticed my rls was so much better while I was on this.

Once that drug cycle "fixed" (it really helped but oc it didn't fix it...) my sleeping schedule, I stopped taking both Circadin and Zolpeduar.

Hey guy were on the verge of very exciting times, however for now you may like to ask your Gp for Circadin 2mg or the equivilant in your country this is medical grade Melatonin and easy to get. There are plenty of harsh sleepers, I have personally tried it, works in with our own melatonin.

The doctor prescribed Melatonin (brand Circadin). 1 x 2mg per night. When I read the fine print that came with the pills it mentions liver issues (which I have don't I with PBC) and autoimmune diseases (which PBC is also). The doctor should have been aware of these things.

Couldn’t sleep last night, and have been doing ok as well, but because of how I felt yesterday I didn’t take the circadin I was prescribed incase it was that, which it probably wasn’t then but then it got to around 2am and I took one because I was still awake. Never doing that again!

the only reason i took the Circadin was because that’s what I’d taken 3 nights ago and although I have had Zopiclone prior to that I didn’t know whether it would have been ok to kind of mix them.

I’m going to chance taking a zopiclone tonight, because I took a Circadin the night before last and it didn’t work. Last night I left it as I felt awful in the morning and throughout the day anxiety and other stuff wasnt good.

Hi, I’ve had insomnia for the past few years already, and my gp just prescribed me Circadin (melatonin) 2mg prolonged release tablets. I was wondering if anyone has taken these before, what was your experience? did it help? did you have any side effects?

Since hospital have suffered very poor sleep and GP has prescribed Circadin ie Melatonin but the instruction leaflet says that, while no studies done on people with liver or kidney disease, use is not recommended. Presumably my GP thinks it's ok .

im about too try circadin thats prescription melatonin !!! your thoughts please !! i need too have a good nights sleep urgently !! thanks for reading this !

(circadin) As all these were not enough, four months after the onset of these symptoms I started feeling (initially the legs again) different sensations of simple stimuli on the legs. When bathing water was "felt" in an exaggerated way. Same with wind and then clothes and sheets became an issue.

the sleep clinic at guys are getting me too try circadin ,its night 3 ,u take it at night ,night 1_no improvement ,but night 2,better,well 4_hours thats good ! anyone else on it ? by the way guys sleep clinic is wonderful ! they are doing all they can too help .

Tried Temaze 10mg, Circadin 2mg. Both are not working for me. At about 10 p.m, I am dozing to sleep but after 11 or 12.30, I am awake and not going back to sleep. Trying hard to stay asleep but get about 15 minutes sleep every hour before 5a.m and that is for the night.

Has anyone ever tried Circadin for sleep, along with pregabalin? I have tried it one night only , resulting in severe RLS till I finally got up at 6 am in desperation. I read in the data on the drug that this is a chance in 1:1000 ! Had to be me!! Picol ;;;:

I also got my GP to prescribe Melatonin 2mg Circadin prolonged release tablets for me to try. I have tried these with the valerian etc. and am not sure if it made any difference.

The pharmacist said I was OK with these and Circadin. Last night I had a really bad night and so am looking at having my first Circadin tonight. Does anyone have any comments that may be of help to me, has anyone else had melatonin / circadin. Just before I try tonight Thanks Norm

I have been told Hypoparathyroidism suppresses production on melatonin so GP has changed Zopiclone to Circadin (Melatonin) 2mg slow release for a month and as I am 68, I can have these for up to 6 months.

Have been given circadin today to help with my sleep issues and was wonderin has anyone tried this, did it help sleep, and how long did it take to work. Thanks so much. Blessings

Someone recommended Circadin to me as a sleep aid, but I did some digging around and have found information that says: "Not to be used in people with autoimmune diseases such as systematic lupus erythematosus". I have Hashimoto's.