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boomer14
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Rozerem: Anyone tried it?
« on: Jan 15th, 2007, 3:00pm » |
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My partner was detailed by a rep on Rozerem which apparently acts upon Melatonin receptor sites to aid sleep. I have had less night time attacks since taking 9mg of Melatonin at night. He gave me 6 days of samples to try as he thought it may help my symptoms, though I hate to stray from the improvement I have had from the OTC melatonin if others have had less than positive experiences with it. Leaning towards giving it a try tonight as I have been having a few breakthrough nighttime attacks of late. If so, I will definitely report my experiences with it.
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Re: Rozerem: Anyone tried it?
« Reply #1 on: Jan 15th, 2007, 3:50pm » |
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Boomer - From your other post -- saw you're on verap -- did a quick interaction check and found the following:
The following drug-drug interactions are found:
Verapamil ( Calan® | Calan® SR | Covera-HS® | Isoptin® | Isoptin® SR | Verelan® | Verelan® PM) and Ramelteon ( Rozerem™)
Severity: Moderate
Verapamil can cause increases in the amount of Ramelteon in the blood. Taking these drugs together can increase the risk of serious side effects
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Re: Rozerem: Anyone tried it?
« Reply #2 on: Jan 15th, 2007, 4:45pm » |
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on Jan 15th, 2007, 3:50pm, TonyG1 wrote:Boomer - From you other post -- saw you're on verap -- did a quick interaction check and found the following:
The following drug-drug interactions are found:
Verapamil ( Calan® | Calan® SR | Covera-HS® | Isoptin® | Isoptin® SR | Verelan® | Verelan® PM) and Ramelteon ( Rozerem™)
Severity: Moderate
Verapamil can cause increases in the amount of Ramelteon in the blood. Taking these drugs together can increase the risk of serious side effects |
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Another great reason why none of us should take any drugs (in any amount) unless told to do so by our own doctors.
I took Rozerem for awhile ( I still have a few ). Actually they may have helped me sleep while preventing some nighttime attacks. No noticable side effects to report.
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