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Silenor and Tiredness: What Users Say

Tiredness: mentioned by 4 users (3.1%)

Based on user experiences from 127 Silenor reviews, the following table shows the most commonly mentioned side effects.

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drowsiness 8.7%
anxiety 6.3%
depression 5.5%
headaches 3.9%
nightmares 3.9%
hallucinations 3.1%
hangover 3.1%
irritability 3.1%
tiredness 3.1%
vivid dreams 3.1%

Reviews for Silenor

Showing 4 reviews tagged with "tiredness". Clear filters to view all 127 reviews.
Commonly mentioned side effects
  • MS4...
  • October 29, 2016

For Insomnia "Difficulty sleeping through the night. I did sleep the first night, but then most of the next day on Silenor. The second night, tossed and turned, but slept for about 4 hours. Felt drugged the next day. Took the third night, slept off and on. Felt horrible the next day: tired, weak feeling, headache. Also leaves mouth extremely dry. Not going to take Silenor anymore."

9 / 10
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  • Kti...
  • April 15, 2013

For Insomnia "I had horrible nightmares and intermittent sleep. Very frustrated. Woke up tired."

1 / 10
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  • ann...
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • October 8, 2014

For Insomnia "It was too sedative, and I always woke up tired the next day. It made my heart feel heavy, and it felt like it was beating slowly."

2 / 10
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Frequently asked questions

  • Anonymous
  • January 2, 2011

For Insomnia "Works well, but very tired next day."

2 / 10
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