Here's a link that should have the info you're looking for.
http://www.health.vic.gov.au/dpu/downloads/guidelines-methadone.pdf
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I have a question that is kinda off the topic of analgesics.
I have been having a lot of insomnia lately (past several months). I have tried Ambien, Trazadone, Ativan, Zanaflex, Xanax, Klonopin, valerian root, Melatonin, Diphenhydramine, and last night I tried Rozerem. The Rozerem worked no better than a placebo. I don't have much trouble falling asleep, but I have a lot of trouble sleeping through the night. I consistantly wake up almost every couple of hours. And, it is not to go to the bathroom. lol
Do you have any ideas or maybe a different med to recommend ?
Thanks in advance, :-D
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I came across this in the process of answering another question the other day. It may be helpful to you.
Temazepam (marketed under brand names Normison, Temtabs, Euhypnos, Restoril, Remestan, Tenox and Norkotral) is an intermediate-acting 3-hydroxy benzodiazepine. It is generally prescribed for the short-term treatment of sleeplessness in patients who have difficulty maintaining sleep. Temazepam is not effective for induction of sleep. In addition, temazepam has anxiolytic, anticonvulsant, and skeletal muscle relaxant properties.
Temazepam is a hypnotic agent. In sleep laboratory studies, temazepam significantly decreased the number of nightly awakenings. Temazepam is officially indicated for severe insomnia and other severe or disabling sleep disorders. The prescribing guidelines limit prescribing of hypnotics to two-four weeks due to concerns of tolerance and physical dependence.
i have been on methadone for 6years.i most recently went to a psycarist about a major anxiety problem.He prescribed xanax.I took it for 6months.during the 6months my methadone clinic wanted me to stop taking it.hoe ever it caused me major problems,as far as thinking unclearly,paranoier,just craziness.i was asked to stop & i went into 2detox centers for the withdrawl from xaxax& was given methadone(my regular dose of 167 miligrams).After release i continued to take xanax.It took meto bing sent to aother clinic to quit.i have been off of xanax now 4weeks & am having trouble getting into a clinic in my area because of gossip or hearsay.my question to you is .....Am i being discriminated ecause of what the new clinic hears & being denied because of what a another clinic says with out my consent ?pleaseanswer & help!!!!I don't know wherer to turn.........