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The sleeping medication I take is Trazedone - I'm quite used to it, but it has

never caused the dreaming before.

As far as the elavil, I looked it up, and was somewhat worried - I noticed

this paragraph:

Body as a Whole: Lupus-like syndrome (migratory arthritis, positive ANA and

rheumatoid factor).

Granted, I've already had these tests done (at least the ANA) a couple of

weeks ago - before starting the Elavil, but I go to a new doc and six weeks, and

if I start showing symptoms of lupus, or she repeats the blood test and we get a

false positive, well then, we go down a whole different road.

Tina

stephanie <stephieann2@...> wrote:

Some sleeping medications do cause very vivid dreams. Some dreams can

be recalled while others cannot. When my doctor first prescribed Ambien, she

advised that many of her patients as a side effect complained over very vivid

dreams, many nightmares. One patient was traumatized because she kept dreaming

of blood everywhere. Lunesta gives me very vivid dreams and sometimes bad ones,

but I have been on it for several years now, and it helps me be able to sleep.

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I have been taking Elavil for several year now. Haven't notice any

usual dreams that I can recall. Sometimes still don't sleep well from

the 30mg of Elavil I take. So take my Darvocet N and Melatonin to help

me sleep. I tried increasing Elavil to 40mg but it made me dizzy.

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