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Since starting Mepron last Wednesday, my 4 year old son is now often awake for 2 to 3 hours in the middle of the night. Has anyone had this symptom from mepron?
sixgoofykids
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Not from Mepron, but yes to the symptom.
I don't know how it can be handled in a 4 year old .... Lunesta and Lyrica taken at bedtime takes care of it for me.
Check his room .... I discovered mold in my bed and it was causing a significant number of symptoms. Mepron was the only drug that alleviated the symptoms, so we thought they were from babs. Getting rid of that mattress has gotten rid of what we thought was babesia.
I haven't tested myself to see if the insomnia is gone ... one step at a time.
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Yes, The most common side effects are nausea vomiting stomach pain and diarrea followed by anxiety and insomnia.
I have been taking Mepron for 2 months now and the last 4 weeks at very high doses. My doctor has told me that anxiety and insomnia are both side effects of the drug and many people need to take something that helps them sleep or relieve the anxiety. I guess depression is also an effect in a limited number of people.
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I've been wondering why I've had a hard time sleeping lately! It's the Mepron.
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groovy2
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Yes
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Angelica
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Malarone gave me insomnia so instead of doing a full dose I only took one pill in the a.m. and was fine after that or semi-fine with sleep issues.
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kelmo
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yes...my daughter had to take her last dose at 2pm. I woke her up in the morning to take the first one.
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