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LaniMo
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Hi all:

Wondering if anyone has tried oxytocin for sleep?

I have terrible insomnia and have taken sleeping pills (tried them all) for years. Unfortunately, I sleep for 12-14 hours a night, and I'm still exhausted for the rest of the day.

My GP (not an LLMD) says I must come off the sleeping pills somehow b/c I'm not getting "real sleep" on them.

And so my LLMD prescribed oxytocin, but I'm nervous to try it.

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Rumigirl
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Wow, I would LOVE to try that! Although I'm not a doctor, I do know about oxytocin, but am not totally familliar with the rx version (vs what the body produces----or should).

Personally, I think it's a great idea! Why don't you ask your doc for printed info about it, and/or google it. And then decide.

If you don't use it, can I have your rx??!! Just kidding, of course.
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If you do use it, please let us know how it works out! As you can see, I have bad insomnia.

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GretaM
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Wow!

That is wonderful!

Haven't tried the rx'd version myself, but that is great you get to try it!

And tell us how it is [Smile]

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