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Does Anyone Use Sleeping Pills And Strong Painkillers To Sleep But Still Struggle To Get More Than 40 Mins Of Sleep Before They Wake In Pain
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posted February 5, 2023
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A MySpondylitisTeam Member

Not tried those. Not sure if they are available in Australia, will need to check.
Thanks

posted February 9, 2023
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I take Tizanidine every night because back and neck spasms always wake me up. I also have Vicodin as needed. The muscle relaxers knock me out for awhile but when they wear off I wake up. Not sleeping is really hard because it messes up your day so much.
Hope you feel better. ♥️

posted February 8, 2023

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