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Remeron (mirtazapine) for Depression: Taken in conjunction with Effexor (Effexor in morning and Remeron in evening) definitely helps with sleeping through the night. For me, I needed 8-10 hours of dedicated sleep, any less and I felt groggy. Sleep aide definitely. Don't mix with alcohol or anything else to aide in sleep.
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I suffered from mild depression, at first I did not believe in this medication, but it's helping to me with my insomnia. I sleep better and feel better.
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Remeron (mirtazapine) for Depression: I suffered from mild depression, at first I did not believe in this medication, but it's helping to me with my insomnia. I sleep better and feel better.
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Remeron (mirtazapine) for Anxiety: I had been taking Remeron for about 4 years for severe anxiety
and insomnia. It works great and gets you back on a normal sleep
patern right away. Yes, the side effects do get less and less after a few week. I have stopped using it now.
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Remeron (mirtazapine) for Depression: I've been taking this for about a year. The sedative effects have decreased as time has passed. It gives me a huge appetite right before I go to sleep, but I can avoid it with some self-control. It also made me dizzy during the first week or two, but that has also disappeared. I have energy, focus and humor again. It's an effective antidpressant.
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