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Sleeping pills are drugs that are used to treat insomnia by relaxation and drowsiness. Antidepressants, benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, etc., are sleeping pills. They work by creating drowsiness or by inhibiting the area of the brain that gives alertness. Side effects are dizziness, constipation, dry mouth, headache, nausea, etc.

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How to treat my difficulty falling asleep at 65?

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Which medicines are good for my recurring insomnia?

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How can I manage sleep deprivation as a 42-year-old female?

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Does a change in pills cause allergic reactions?

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Could sedatives trigger hepatic encephalopathy at 33?

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What are the effective treatments for hepatic encephalopathy?

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I have insomnia. Can diet changes improve my sleep quality?

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What are safe long-term options for chronic insomnia?

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How to manage sleep apnea?

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Is it safe to take sleep meds for eight months straight?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Some psychiatric disorders warrant the medicines to be continued for a long time. This is important first to attain remission and second to prevent relapse.

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